Based on the given information, the final diagram created by Suchita to represent the energy transformations associated with the flame of a gas stove would be described by the statement:
"There is one arrow for input and one for output."
which statement describes Suchitas final diagram
The fuel's chemical energy is the starting power and is shown as a 50 J arrow pointing towards the flame. The arrows would show how energy changes, with 400 J turning into heat and 200 J becoming light.
The sizes of the arrows are not mentioned, so we can't figure out which one is the biggest. However, we understand that there is one arrow going in (showing chemical energy) and one arrow going out (showing heat and light energy combined).
Suchita is going to make an energy transfer diagram to represent the energy transformations associated with the flame of a gas stove. The diagram will show that the chemical energy of the fuel transforms into 50 J of chemical energy, 400 J of heat, and 200 J of light.
Which statement describes Suchita’s final diagram?
The initial chemical energy is 50 J.
The arrow for heat is the widest output arrow.
The arrow for chemical energy is the shortest output arrow.
There is one arrow for input and one for output.