Which of the following is NOT a form of energy?

A. Light

B. electricity

c. pressure

d. heat

Answer:
C is the correct answer.

The other three are forms of energy while pressure is the result of molecules colliding with the sides of their container.
It would be pressure.
pressure
c
c. pressure
Pressure
Pressure is not a form of energy.
C. pressure is not a form of energy
pressure is not a form of energy. I don't know if electricity is or not. but light and heat definately are.
c. pressure is force per unit area. It is not a form of energy
Pressure is NOT a form of energy.
All are forms of energy.
a.b.d. are active static energy. c. is a measure of potential energy canned and ready to go upon release.
c. - pressure
c. pressure
C-pressure; it is the result of the aplication of energy in a restricted space, thus pressure results from use of energy.
c
c-pressure
pressure. Pressure is simply the particles of the air colliding against solids. Pressure is not energy.
I acnt get what does mean by 1st Answerer,that pressure is due to collision...okay it is,but pressure can lift a lid of container(in case of gases)...so it must be a form of energy.can somebody tell me why MANY people answered that "c"..well i may be wrong...but??(this makes me as lost as the Asker)

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