write the corresponding energy transformations:
1.bursting of crackers
2.blowing of a balloon
3.climbing up a staircase
4.release of an arrow from a bow

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Energy transformations:

1) Bursting of crackers: Chemical to heat, light, and sound

2) Blowing of a balloon: Muscular energy to elastic potential energy

3) Climbing up a stair case: Muscular energy to potential energy

4) Release of an arrow from a bow: Elastic potential energy to kinetic energy

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write the corresponding energy transformations:1.bursting of crackers2.blowing of a balloon3.climbing up a staircase4.release of an arrow from a bow

Energy transformations: 1) Bursting of crackers: Chemical to heat, light, and sound 2) Blowing of a balloon: Muscular energy to elastic potential energy 3) Climbing up a stair case: Muscular energy to potential energy 4) Release of an arrow from a bow: Elastic potential energy to kinetic energy

write the corresponding energy transformations:
1.bursting of crackers
2.blowing of a balloon
3.climbing up a staircase
4.release of an arrow from a bow

Energy transformations:

1) Bursting of crackers: Chemical to heat, light, and sound

2) Blowing of a balloon: Muscular energy to elastic potential energy

3) Climbing up a stair case: Muscular energy to potential energy

4) Release of an arrow from a bow: Elastic potential energy to kinetic energy