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    Electrical energy is generated through power plants that convert other energy sources like coal, natural gas, nuclear, hydroelectric, wind, and solar into electrical energy. This energy is then transmitted through power lines and transformers at high voltages over long distances. The transmission lines carry the electricity to substations closer to residential and commercial areas where the voltage is reduced for safety and the electricity is distributed through local power lines to buildings and homes.

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    Electrical energy is generated through power plants that convert other energy sources like coal, natural gas, nuclear, hydroelectric, wind, and solar into electrical energy. This energy is then transmitted through power lines and transformers at high voltages over long distances. The transmission lines carry the electricity to substations closer to residential and commercial areas where the voltage is reduced for safety and the electricity is distributed through local power lines to buildings and homes.

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    Electrical energy is generated through power plants that convert other energy sources like coal, natural gas, nuclear, hydroelectric, wind, and solar into electrical energy. This energy is then transmitted through power lines and transformers at high voltages over long distances. The transmission lines carry the electricity to substations closer to residential and commercial areas where the voltage is reduced for safety and the electricity is distributed through local power lines to buildings and homes.

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    xplain how electrical energy is

    generated, transmitted, and


    distributed
    xplain how electrical energy is
    generated, transmitted, and
    distributed
    xplain how electrical energy is
    generated, transmitted, and
    distributed
    Explain how electrical energy is
    generated, transmitted, and
    distributed
    Explain how electrical energy is
    generated, transmitted, and
    distributed
    Explain how electrical energy is
    generated, transmitted, and
    distributed
    Learning competency

     Explain how electrical energy is generated, transmitted, and distributed.

    Type of inquiry

     Open Inquiry

    Core questions

    2 low- thinking

     What is electricity transmission and distribution?


     Why is it important to properly generate transmit and distribute electricity?

    2 high- thinking questions

     How electrical energy is generated?


     How will the electricity be transmitted from the power plant to the distributor?
    Learning competency

    Investigate the relationship between


    the
    angle of release and the height and
    range
    of the projectile
    Investigate the relationship between
    the
    angle of release and the height and
    range
    of the projectile
     Infer that the total momentum before and after collision is equal

    Type of inquiry

     Confirmation inquiry

    Core questions

    2 low- thinking

     What happens to the total momentum of two objects before and after
    they collide?
     What is true of the total momentum before and after a collision if the collision is
    inelastic?

    2 high- thinking questions
     How can you say that the total momentum before and after collision is
    equal?
     How do you relate impulse and momentum before and after collision is equal?

    Learning Competency

    Describe the horizontal and vertical motions of a projectile

    Type of inquiry

    Guided Inquiry

    Core questions

    2 low- thinking

     What type of motion is the horizontal motion of a projectile?


     What is the difference between horizontal and vertical?

    2 high- thinking
     How will you describe the horizontal and vertical motion of projectile?
     Why are the vertical and horizontal motions of a projectile independent of each
    other?

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