Question

Those resources are converted into which form of energy?​

Answer 1

Explanation:

Bacon's Essays fall squarely under the heading of presentation or 'method of discourse.' They are didactic, in Agricola's sense of presenting the knowledge to someone in a form in which it may be believed and assimilated... Basically these essays communicate precepts for the guidance of personal conduct in public affairs, based on Bacon's own political experience.

Answer 2

Explanation:

Renewable Energy Sources

• sources of energy that are never exhausted and can be renewed repeatedly. Hydropower, solar, wind, tidal, geothermal energy from deep below the earth, biomass from plants, and nuclear fusion are a few examples.
• Typically, these energy sources are transformed into thermal (heat) or electrical energy.

Nonrenewable Energy Sources

• energy sources that we are depleting quickly and cannot replenish. Examples include nuclear fusion, tar sands, and fossil fuels (petroleum oil, natural gas, and coal).
• The element uranium, whose atoms are separated (in a process known as nuclear fission) to produce heat and ultimately electricity, is another nonrenewable energy source.
• Usually, these sources of energy are transformed into electrical and mechanical energy.
• These nonrenewable energy sources provide the majority of our energy needs.

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