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Irons use electrical energy to make steam. In this example, which type of energy has the electrical energy been transformed into? an iron with steam coming out of it Heat Light Motion Sound

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Heat

Step-by-step explanation:

In the iron where electric current is used to heat water, electrical energy is converted to heat energy which is boils the water to steam.

Electrical energy is due to the movement of current within a circuit. The heat produced by the electrical energy is transferred to the water.

This in turn forms steam which is used for the ironing processes.

Heat energy is generated when the average kinetic energy of the molecules in a system increase.

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