This DOES show an energy transfer to an object.%09This does NOT show an energy transfer to an object.%0D%0AMs. Smith throws a piece of trash into the trash can.%09%0D%0AThis DOES show an energy transfer to an object. – Ms. Smith throws a piece of trash into the trash can.%0D%0AThis does NOT show an energy transfer to an object. – Ms. Smith throws a piece of trash into the trash can.%0D%0AMs. Smith waits patiently while her students settle into their seats.%09%0D%0AThis DOES show an energy transfer to an object. – Ms. Smith waits patiently while her students settle into their seats.%0D%0AThis does NOT show an energy transfer to an object. – Ms. Smith waits patiently while her students settle into their seats.%0D%0AMs. Smith picks up a book, drops it, and allows it to hit the floor.%09%0D%0AThis DOES show an energy transfer to an object. – Ms. Smith picks up a book, drops it, and allows it to hit the floor.%0D%0AThis does NOT show an energy transfer to an object. – Ms. Smith picks up a book, drops it, and allows it to hit the floor.%0D%0AMs. Smith pushes her markers out of the way so she can put her papers on the table.
This does NOT show an energy transfer to an object. – Ms. Smith pushes her markers out of the way so she can put her papers on the table.
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Sure! Here are all four statements with their corresponding answers:
1. This DOES show an energy transfer to an object. – Ms. Smith throws a piece of trash into the trash can.
2. This does NOT show an energy transfer to an object. – Ms. Smith waits patiently while her students settle into their seats.
3. This DOES show an energy transfer to an object. – Ms. Smith picks up a book, drops it, and allows it to hit the floor.
4. This does NOT show an energy transfer to an object. – Ms. Smith pushes her markers out of the way so she can put her papers on the table.
This does NOT show an energy transfer to an object. - Ms. Smith pushes her markers out of the way so she can put her papers on the table.
This does NOT show an energy transfer to an object. - Ms. Smith pushes her markers out of the way so she can put her papers on the table.
To determine if there is an energy transfer to an object, we need to consider whether there is a change in the object's energy state. Energy transfer occurs when energy is exchanged between objects or systems. In the given scenario, Ms. Smith pushing her markers out of the way does not involve any change in the energy state of the markers. Therefore, there is no energy transfer involved in this action.
If you encounter similar scenarios and want to determine whether there is an energy transfer, consider if there is a change in the object's energy state. Is there a transfer of energy from one object to another? If so, then there is an energy transfer involved.