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This document covers EGEE 102 Exam #1 at Penn State University, focusing on foundational energy and environmental engineering concepts such as energy systems, energy sources, sustainability, and environmental impacts. It includes key topics and structured summaries designed to support effective exam preparation. The material is intended to help students review core introductory concepts and prepare efficiently for the first major assessment.

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EGEE 102 – Exam #1 – PSU (Penn State University) – Energy and Environmental
Engineering – study material


Nuclear fusion is a renewable source of energy. T/F - ANS ✔✔True



One calorie is defined as the amount of energy that is required to raise the temperature of _____. - ANS
✔✔1 g of water by 1ºC.



Energy can be converted to which of the following?

a/ Work

b/ Heat

c/ Radiation

d/ All of the above

e/ None of the above - ANS ✔✔d/ All of the above



Which one of the following is a unit of power?

a/ Joule

b/ Btu/h

c/ Watt/hour

d/ Quad - ANS ✔✔b/ Btu/h



One BTU of energy is enough to do what?

a/ Heat your room to a comfortable temperature.

b/ Heat one pound of water by one degree Fahrenheit.

c/ Heat one gram of water by one degree Celsius.

d/ Heat one gallon of water by one degree Fahrenheit. - ANS ✔✔b/ Heat one pound of water by one
degree Fahrenheit.

, A 100 watt incandescent light bulb is operated for 120 hours, and a 15 watt fluorescent light bulb is
operated for the same period of time. At 10 cents per kWh, what is the cost savings of the fluorescent
bulb?

a/ $1.02

b/ $0.10

c/ $0.01

d/ $0.50 - ANS ✔✔a/ $1.02



Energy can be converted from one form to another. T/F - ANS ✔✔True



A BTU has more energy than a calorie. True/False - ANS ✔✔True



The energy possessed by a ball thrown by a quarterback is of the form

a/ Mechanical

b/ Radiation

c/ Chemical

d/ Thermal - ANS ✔✔a/ Mechanical



Energy from the Sun is coming to the earth in the form of

a/ Radiation

b/ Mechanical

c/ Chemical

d/ Nuclear - ANS ✔✔a/ Radiation



An Electric Bulb rated at 60W is used for 10 hours. How much energy is burned?

a/ 600Wh

b/ 60 J

c/ 600kWh

d/ 6kWh - ANS ✔✔a/ 600Wh

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