What is the direct consequence of a power source reaching its maximum power output capacity?

It cannot supply any additional power.

It begins to generate energy more efficiently.

It automatically seeks an alternative energy source.

The total amount of energy it stores will increase.

Which of the following statements best describes the energy limitations of ALL power sources, including both small batteries and large power plants?

Only small, portable sources like batteries have a finite energy supply.

They all have a limited total energy supply and a maximum rate of power output.

Large power plants can produce infinite energy as long as there is demand for it.

The energy limit is determined by the number of devices connected, not the source itself.

Power companies are legally required to limit how much energy one home can use.

The power lines and transformers connected to a home have a maximum power capacity.

The Earth's magnetic field interferes with the unlimited transmission of electricity.

Electricity becomes less powerful the farther it travels from the power plant.

A battery-powered toy will eventually stop working.

A light bulb produces both light and heat when it is on.

A solar panel converts sunlight into electrical energy.

Dropping a ball converts potential energy to kinetic energy.

The energy source can be recharged an infinite number of times.

The energy source has a physical limit and can eventually be used up.

The energy source is only available in certain countries.

The energy can only be used for specific types of electronic devices.