$A$ battery lights a bulb. Describe the energy changes involved in the process.
(N/A) The process involves the following energy transformations:
$1$. Inside the battery,chemical energy is converted into electrical energy.
$2$. As the current flows through the bulb,this electrical energy is converted into light energy (which illuminates the bulb) and heat energy (which warms the bulb).
$1$. Inside the battery,chemical energy is converted into electrical energy.
$2$. As the current flows through the bulb,this electrical energy is converted into light energy (which illuminates the bulb) and heat energy (which warms the bulb).
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