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Energy Systems Study Guide covering renewable and nonrenewable energy sources, energy conversion, efficiency, power, electricity generation, fossil fuels, solar, wind, hydroelectric, geothermal, nuclear energy, environmental impacts, and sustainable energy solutions. Includes practice questions and detailed answers to reinforce key concepts, strengthen problem-solving skills, identify knowledge gaps, and prepare effectively for energy systems exams in 2026/ 2027.

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Energy SystemsEnergy
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SystemsEnergy
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– Renewable
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Systems Exam
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Nonrenewable
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Nonrenewable
Renewable
Efficiency
&Energy,
Nonrenewable
& Power
Efficiency
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Energy,
Guide
& Power
Efficiency
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Renewable & Nonrenewable Energy,
Efficiency & Power Study Guide
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Energy SystemsEnergy
Exam Questions
SystemsEnergy
Exam
– Renewable
Questions
Systems Exam
&
–
Nonrenewable
Renewable
Questions &
–
Energy,
Nonrenewable
Renewable
Efficiency
&Energy,
Nonrenewable
& Power
Efficiency
Study
Energy,
Guide
& Power
Efficiency
2026_2027.pdf
Study Guide
& Power
2026_2027.pdf
Study Guide 2026_2027.pdf

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Explain how energy is provided, allowing the athlete to 1. Stored ATP
complete the shot put (3 marks) 2. Alactic system / ATP-PC system / Phosphocreatine system / ATP-CP system
3. PC breakdown
4. To creatine and phosphate / C and P
5. Energy used / released to perform the contraction / re-synthesis for ATP


What is the effect on ATP and PC stores of short periods A ATP / PC levels decrease / fall during exercise.
of high intensity exercise followed by recovery periods B Insufficient Stores don't fully recover / not enough ATP / PC resnythesised in 30
lasting up to 30 seconds? Justify your answer. (3 marks) seconds of rest.
C (during exercise) ATP / PC supplying energy.
D (during exercise) PC breakdown for ATP resynthesis.
E (during recovery) ATP / PC resynthesised during rest / recovery.
F (during recovery) Insufficient recovery time to fully replenish / 2-3 minutes for
full recovery.
Sub-max 2 marks For Points C - F




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A sport such as tennis uses the ATP-PC system for energy Advantages
production. Outline the advantages and the A. Energy released quickly / immediately / doesnߣt require oxygen.
disadvantages of the ATP-PC system. 4m release of energy - too vague
B. ATP resynthesised quickly / PC / Phosphocreatine stores recover quickly/ATP-
PC recover quickly.
C. Allowing high intensity exercise to be completed again in short space of time /
after a brief recovery period.
D. No waste / by-products formed.
Disadvantages
E Limited stores of PC.
F High intensity exercise can only be completed for brief period of time / 8 - 10
seconds.
G Full recovery takes up 2-3 minutes.




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Gymnastic events can last up to 90 seconds. Explain how Anaerobic / without oxygen
the majority of energy is provided for these events. (7 (during first few seconds) stored ATP splits / breaks down initially / ATP breaks
marks) down to
ADP + P + energy.
ATP-PC / system / phosphocreatine system / alactic system.
PC = C + P(i) + energy / creatine + phosphate / PC broken down.
Energy used for ATP resynthesis / ADP + P + energy = ATP / ADP + PC = ATP + C.
Lasts 5-10 seconds / limited supply.
Lactic acid system / Lactate anaerobic system.
Do not accept lactic system
Glycogen / glucose breakdown.
Glycolysis.
To pyruvate / pyruvic acid.
Lactate / lactic acid formed.




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