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✅ Mass = How much stuff is in an object (kg). ⚖️✅ Velocity = Speed + Direction (e.g., 50 km/h east). 🚗✅ GPE vs. KE 🎢 * GPE = Stored energy (height). 🏔️ * KE = Moving energy. ⬇️ 💡 GPE turns into KE when falling! * ✅ GPE = Stored energy (height) 🏔️ ✅ KE = Moving energy ⬇️ 💡 GPE → KE when falling! 🎢

 1️⃣ Types & Changes * Motion → Electricity (wind turbine). * Food → Heat (digestion). * Sun → Plants (photosynthesis). 2️⃣ Energy Rule⚖️ Energy is never lost, just changes form! (Pendulum swings 🎯). 3️⃣ Efficiency * More efficiency = Less waste. * LED bulbs save energy! 💡 4️⃣ Kinetic Energy (KE) KE=1/2mv2 Depends on mass & speed. 5️⃣ Speed & KE🚗 Double speed = KE x4! 6️⃣ KE Changes Form * Brakes → Heat * Ball bounces → KE ↔ GPE * Motors → Electricity → Motion

1.Butterflies don’t have mouths! They use a long straw-like tube called a proboscis to drink nectar, fruit juice, and water. 1. How Long Do They Live? ⏳ 2. Small butterflies – 1-2 weeks 3. Big butterflies – 2-6 weeks 4. Some special ones – Up to 9 months Butterflies have short lives but make the most of it! 🌸✨ 1. No, butterflies have different ways to stay safe! 🦋🚫 1️⃣ Hiding – Blends in with leaves 🍂2️⃣ Bright Colors – Warns predators 🧡⚠️3️⃣ Mimicry – Copies poisonous butterflies 🦋4️⃣ Fast Flying – Escapes quickly 💨5️⃣ Fake Eyes – Scares predators 👀 Each butterfly has its own special defense! 🌿✨

1️⃣ Friction & Mechanical Energy * Friction reduces mechanical energy by turning it into heat & sound. 2️⃣ Energy Equation ME=PE+KEME = PE + KEME=PE+KE * Potential Energy (PE) = mgh (stored energy). Kinetic Energy (KE) = ½ mv² (motion energy). 3️⃣ Mechanical Energy in Renewables * Wind → Spins turbines → Electricity ⚡. * Hydro → Falling water turns turbines → Electricity ⚡. 4️⃣ Mechanical vs. Other Energy * Mechanical = Motion & position. * Thermal = Heat. * Electrical = Moving electrons. 5️⃣ Mechanical Energy in Sports * Kicking a ball: PE → KE → PE. * Swinging a bat: KE transfers to the ball, making it fly.

1️⃣ How Melanism Helps 🐆* Camouflage (better hiding). * Absorbs heat (warmer in cold places). * Stronger immunity (possible disease resistance). 2️⃣ Industrial Melanism 🏭* Pollution made dark moths survive (better camouflage on soot-covered trees). * Example of natural selection! 3️⃣ Melanistic Animals 🖤* Black panthers (leopards/jaguars). * Melanistic wolves, foxes, squirrels, snakes, birds. 4️⃣ How It Affects Survival* Better for night hunting. * Prey blends into dark forests. * Some animals avoid them (seen as rare/dangerous). 5️⃣ What Causes It? 🧬* Genetic mutation → More melanin. * Can be dominant or recessive. 6️⃣ Melanism in Humans? 👤* Yes! More melanin = darker skin, hair, eyes. * Helps protect from the sun.

1️⃣ Earth Without Atmosphere 🌍🚀* Sun’s energy still reaches Earth (radiation). * Day = 🔥 Super hot (~250°F) * Night = ❄️ Freezing cold (~-250°F) * No weather, no clouds, just extremes! 2️⃣ Heated Object in a Vacuum 🏺🔥* No air → No conduction or convection. * Only cools by radiation (slowly emits heat). * Like satellites in space! 🚀

1️⃣ Mechanical vs. Electrical Energy Transfer * Mechanical: Moves objects (gears, turbines). * Electrical: Moves electrons (wires, circuits). 2️⃣ Energy in Renewables * Solar: Light → Electricity. * Wind: Wind → Turbine → Electricity. * Hydro: Water → Turbine → Electricity. 3️⃣ Energy Loss & Reduction * Loss: Heat, sound, friction. * Fix: Lubrication, better materials, insulation. 4️⃣ Convection in Fluids * Hot rises, cold sinks → creates a cycle. * Examples: Boiling water, sea breeze. 5️⃣ Radiation (No Medium Needed!) * Energy moves in waves (like sunlight to Earth). 6️⃣ Thermal Conductivity & Insulation * Conductors: Metal (transfers heat fast). * Insulators: Wood, plastic (slows heat transfer).

1️⃣ Mechanical vs. Electrical Energy Transfer * Mechanical: Moves objects (gears, turbines). * Electrical: Moves electrons (wires, circuits). 2️⃣ Energy in Renewables * Solar: Light → Electricity. * Wind: Wind → Turbine → Electricity. * Hydro: Water → Turbine → Electricity. 3️⃣ Energy Loss & Reduction * Loss: Heat, sound, friction. * Fix: Lubrication, better materials, insulation. 4️⃣ Convection in Fluids * Hot rises, cold sinks → creates a cycle. * Examples: Boiling water, sea breeze. 5️⃣ Radiation (No Medium Needed!) * Energy moves in waves (like sunlight to Earth). 6️⃣ Thermal Conductivity & Insulation * Conductors: Metal (transfers heat fast). * Insulators: Wood, plastic (slows heat transfer).

 Friction & Mechanical Energy * Friction reduces mechanical energy by turning kinetic energy into heat. 2️⃣ Energy Equation ME=PE+KEME = PE + KEME=PE+KE * Potential Energy (PE): PE=mghPE = mghPE=mgh * Kinetic Energy (KE): KE=12mv2KE = \frac{1}{2} mv^2KE=21​mv2 3️⃣ Mechanical Energy in Renewable Power * Wind: Wind turns turbines → mechanical → electrical energy. * Hydro: Water falls → kinetic spins turbines → electrical energy. 4️⃣ Mechanical vs. Other Energy * Mechanical = Motion & position. * Thermal = Heat. * Electrical = Moving electrons. 5️⃣ Sports & Mechanical Energy * Kicking a ball: PE → KE → PE as it moves. * Swinging a bat: KE transfers to the ball for motion.

1. What is Melanism?Melanism is when an animal has extra black color in its fur, skin, or scales. 2. How Does Melanism Help Animals?* Hiding (Camouflage) – Dark animals blend into the night or shadows. * Staying Warm – Black fur absorbs heat, helping in cold places. * Protection from the Sun – Extra melanin blocks harmful sunlight. 3. What is Industrial Melanism?Pollution made trees darker, so black moths survived better than white ones. This is natural selection – the strongest survive and pass on their traits. 4. Animals with Melanism🐆 Black Panthers (Jaguars & Leopards) – Still have hidden spots.🐺 Black Wolves – Found in North America.🐍 Black Snakes – Like some rattlesnakes & cobras.🐿 Black Squirrels – Common in some forests.🦅 Black Birds – Like some hawks and owls. 5. Is Melanism Good or Bad?✅ Helps with hunting & hiding.❌ Can cause overheating in hot areas. 6. What Causes Melanism?A genetic mutation makes the body produce more melanin (black pigment). 7. Does Melanism Happen in Humans?Very rare! Some people have darker skin naturally, but true melanism is extremely uncommon. Melanism is nature’s way of helping animals survive! 🌿🐾

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1. Principle of Moments & BalanceThe Principle of Moments says that an object stays balanced if: Clockwise Moment=Anticlockwise Moment\text{Clockwise Moment} = \text{Anticlockwise Moment}Clockwise Moment=Anticlockwise Moment If one side has a bigger moment, the object tilts in that direction. 🔹 Example: A seesaw is balanced when both sides have equal weight and distance. 2. Clockwise vs. Anticlockwise Moments* Clockwise Moment → Rotates an object to the right (↘) * Anticlockwise Moment → Rotates an object to the left (↖) * If both moments are equal, the object does not rotate. 🔹 Example: A balanced seesaw does not move because both sides are equal. 3. Everyday Uses of the Turning Effect of Force✔ Opening a door – Pushing near the handle makes it easier.✔ Seesaw – A heavier person tilts the seesaw.✔ Steering a car – Holding the edge of the wheel gives more control.✔ Rowing a boat – Oars push water to move the boat forward.✔ Using a wrench – A longer wrench makes turning bolts easier. 4. How Levers WorkA lever is a simple machine that turns around a pivot. Types of levers:1️⃣ Seesaw – Pivot in the middle.2️⃣ Wheelbarrow – Load in the middle.3️⃣ Tweezers – Effort in the middle. 🔹 Example: A wheelbarrow makes lifting heavy loads easier. 5. Why a Longer Wrench Works BetterA longer wrench gives a bigger moment with less force. Moment=Force×Distance\text{Moment} = \text{Force} \times \text{Distance}Moment=Force×Distance ✔ More distance = More turning power✔ Less effort needed to turn the bolt 🔹 Example: A short wrench needs more strength, but a long one does the job easily. 6. Center of Gravity & BalanceThe center of gravity (CoG) is the point where an object’s weight acts. ✔ If you push through the CoG, no rotation happens.✔ If you push away from the CoG, the object tilts.✔ A lower CoG makes an object more stable. 🔹 Example: A racing car is stable because it has a low center of gravity. 7. How Force Direction Affects Rotation✔ Best way to apply force → Perpendicular (90°) to the object for maximum rotation.✔ Less effective → At an angle.✔ No effect → Along the pivot. 🔹 Example: A door opens best when you push straight, not at an angle.

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