Question

question 20
a new business in alaska pumps 360 °f fluids from the earth into a tank held at a low pressure, which causes the fluids to immediately turn into steam that drives a generator.
which of the following types of energy is this an example of?
geothermal
natural gas
biomass
hydroelectrical

Explanation:

Geothermal energy involves using heat from the Earth. Here, fluids are pumped from the earth and turned into steam to drive a generator, which is characteristic of geothermal energy systems. Natural gas comes from fossil - fuel deposits, biomass is energy from organic matter, and hydroelectrical energy is from water flow.

Answer:

Geothermal