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This quiz contains 8 questions from a mix of 1 subtopics.

Which of the following are correct formulas for energy efficiency?

(Select all that apply)

Eff = Total E outputTotal E input
Eff = Total E inputUseful E output
Eff = Total P inputUseful P output

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Efficiency is usually given as a decimal, such as 0.6. 


How would we convert this to percentage efficiency? 


(In exams you can usually use either form, unless they ask for one specifically).

Multiply by 100

Divide by 100

Square it

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When provided with an input of 240 W, a set of Christmas lights emit 36 W of light radiation.


What is the percentage efficiency of the Christmas lights?

5 %

10 %

15 %

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Illustration of a filament lamp with a glowing light bulb.

The government has recommended that the sale of filament lamps should be banned.


Suggest why this is.

Filament lamps look bad

It would give shops new products to sell

Filament lamps are inefficient 

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Illustration of a person riding a bicycle downhill to demonstrate efficiency improvement.

How could a bicycle be made more efficient?

Cycle faster

Add some lights 

Add some oil to the chain

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During the course of a day, an electric motor usefully transfers 1600 kJ. The energy supplied to the electric motor is 4000 kJ


What is the efficiency of the motor?

2.5

2400

0.6

0.4

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The efficiency of a 25 W energy-saving lamp is 0.6.


How much energy does it waste each second?

25 J

10 J

15 J

150 J

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No device is 100% efficient. 


A speaker has an input power of 30 W, but only 10 W is converted to sound energy.


Suggest what happens to the other 20 W.

Is it used for electricity 

It is lost as light energy 

It is lost as thermal energy 

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