The Second Law because the Sun provides energy to the Earth, thus making it unable to be an isolated system.

The Second Law because the entropy on Earth can only increase.

The First Law because all energy on Earth originates from the Sun.

The First Law because no energy escapes from Earth, it stays on the planet indefinitely.

The Second Law because the Sun provides energy to the Earth, thus making it unable to be an isolated system.

The Second Law because the entropy on Earth can only increase.

The First Law because all energy on Earth originates from the Sun.

The First Law because no energy escapes from Earth, it stays on the planet indefinitely.

Nuclear energy

Wind energy

Geothermal energy

Solar power

None of these

Nuclear energy

Wind energy

Geothermal energy

Solar power

None of these

To convert radiant energy into high grade chemical energy for the purpose of energy storage

To convert chemical energy into low grade heat energy for the purpose of biological metabolism

To convert chemical energy into low grade light energy for the purpose of bioluminescence

To convert heat energy into high grade chemical energy for the purpose of energy storage

To convert radiant energy into high grade chemical energy for the purpose of energy storage

To convert chemical energy into low grade heat energy for the purpose of biological metabolism

To convert chemical energy into low grade light energy for the purpose of bioluminescence

To convert heat energy into high grade chemical energy for the purpose of energy storage

When energy is converted to another form, the energy quality will decrease and energy cannot be recycled to a higher efficiency.

Energy can be neither created nor destroyed.

Energy cannot be created, but it can be destroyed in the process of converting to another form.

Energy can be converted from one form to another but no energy is lost in this process.

Energy cannot be destroyed, but it can be created.

When energy is converted to another form, the energy quality will decrease and energy cannot be recycled to a higher efficiency.

Energy can be neither created nor destroyed.

Energy cannot be created, but it can be destroyed in the process of converting to another form.

Energy can be converted from one form to another but no energy is lost in this process.

Energy cannot be destroyed, but it can be created.

electrical

nuclear

chemical

thermal

mechanical

electrical

nuclear

chemical

thermal

mechanical