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Energy Efficiency

Energy Efficiency is … The measure of the ratio of output energy to input energy.

Unwanted energy / lost energy When energy transforms, some energy is turned into useful energy, but some energy is always transformed into an unintended form. The unintended energy = unwanted energy, or energy lost to the environment.

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Clothes dryer– makes noise! Light bulbs – get hot! How efficient are the following items? Do they do their job 100%, or is there some energy lost? Clothes dryer– makes noise! Light bulbs – get hot! Can you think of any other examples?

Calculating Energy efficiency Input Output Efficiency 60 joules 45 joules 3,000 joules 1,300 joules 400 joules 50 joules

Where does our energy come from? Title / names /pictures Explanation of energy source (where does it come from? How does it generate electricity for our homes? Pros and Cons Energy efficiency – output energy vs. input energy

What are the efficiencies of the following