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Imagine snow on top of a mountain. Describe at least two ways energy could be transferred as the season change?
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Imagine snow on top of a mountain. Describe at least two ways energy could be transferred as the season change?
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At summer season, snow will melt and will produce water using generators we can produce electric energy.
And in spring and winter can produce electric energy also using the wind
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