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GCSE Physics Energy can be transferred to other forms in a number of ways. Match the type to its meaning. Mechanically By heating Electrically By radiation Transport by wave such as visible light, infrared
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Energy can be transferred to other forms in a number of ways.

Match the type to its meaning.

Mechanically

By heating

Electrically

By radiation

Transport by wave such as visible light, infrared light,
microwaves and radio waves

By a force doing work-may involve a change in the
motion of an object

Work done by moving charges, for example in a circuit

Energy is transferred from a hotter object to a cooler
object

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By radiation- Transport by wave such as visible light, infared light, microwaves and radio waves
By heating- Energy is transferred from a hotter object to a cooler object
Electrically- work done by moving charges, for example in a circuit
Mechanically- by a force doing work, may involve a change in the motion of an object
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