Question

Why is thermal energy produced not generally usable to do work? A. Because the thermal energy dissipates too quickly and is not concentrated enough to be used B. Because this energy is lost to the universe C. Because thermal energy is a form of energy that cannot be used to do any work D. Because thermal energy does not have the same equivalent to do work as other forms

Answer 1

A sounds like the best answer to me because thermal energy can cool very quickly if its hot

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Answer 2

Answer: Option a

Explanation: Thermal energy can be defined as using heat as a form of energy for doing work. It can be used for various processes.

But there is a problem associated with this energy, that is the thermal energy dessipiates very fastly and so it cannot be used as a form of energy for doing work.

It cools down very fastly and so it cannot be used as a source.