Question

a lamp is shining brightly.
what kind of energy
is shown here?
radiant energy
nuclear energy
gravitational potential energy

Explanation:

• Radiant energy is energy that travels by electromagnetic waves (like light). A shining lamp emits light, so it shows radiant energy.
• Nuclear energy involves atomic nuclei (e.g., in nuclear power plants), which isn’t related to a lamp’s light.
• Gravitational potential energy depends on an object’s height and mass (e.g., a book on a shelf), not a lamp’s light.

Answer:

A. radiant energy