Chemistry, 17.02.2022 01:20 SoccerHalo

50 POINTS Hello, I really need help and I am struggling with this project please help I will give brainliest to whoever gives an actual answer Step 1: Gather materials and necessary information.
a) You will choose an energy transformation to show. Some of the ones you have learned about
include those that occur in a burning bonfire and a wind turbine.
• Do research to find out about an energy transformation that affects your daily life.
• Find out what the starting types of energy are and what the ending types of energy are.
• Decide how many steps in the process your poster will show.
• Create bar graphs or pie charts to show the relationship between the different types of
energy at different steps in the transformation process.
b) Be sure to keep a list of your references so you can cite them later.
Step 2: Decide on a title.
a) Begin by deciding on a title for your poster and writing it neatly at the top.
b) The title should identify the energy transformation you are showing.
Step 3: Create your graphs.
a) Decide how many graphs you will need to show the energy transformation.
b) You should have at least 3 graphs, so that the steps of the transformation will be clear.
c) Each graph should be clearly labeled.
d) Careful use of color on your graphs will make them easy to read and understand.
I will use these answers to give me ideas of what i am going to do please help

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