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 Introduction Energy is all around us. We sense it as light, feel it as heat, and hear it as sound. Without energy there would be nothing. No wind, no rivers, no life at all.  Energy is required for the evolution of life forms on earth. In physics, it is defined as the capacity to do work. We know that energy exists in different forms in nature.  Energy Energy is essential for the existence of all living organisms. We derive a large part of the energy from the sun; hence it is the biggest source of energy for us. The term “Energy” holds various meanings in our daily life, but in Science, it has a specific definition. The word “Energy” is derived from the Greek word “Energia” which means activity or operation.  Energy is defined as a physical quantity that is transferred from one object to another to perform work or to heat the object. The S.I. The unit of Energy is Joule (J), and it is a derived unit. It is named after the famous physicist James Prescott Joule.  Sources of Energy  T

Introduction Energy is everywhere around us, influencing everything we do and experience. It's what makes things happen, whether it's a ball rolling down a hill or a lightbulb shining brightly. It comes in different forms, like the energy stored in food that powers our bodies or the energy in sunlight that warms the Earth. Understanding energy helps us comprehend the world around us and find ways to use it wisely.  Energy Energy is essential for the existence of all living organisms. We derive a large part of the energy from the sun; hence it is the biggest source of energy for us. The term “Energy” holds various meanings in our daily life, but in Science, it has a specific definition. The word “Energy” is derived from the Greek word “Energia” which means activity or operation.  Energy is defined as a physical quantity that is transferred from one object to another to perform work or to heat the object. The S.I. The unit of Energy is Joule (J), and it is a derived unit. It is