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Why does friction cause a spinning stop to eventually stop? Thermal energy is transformed into mechanical energy Mechanical energy is transformed into potential energy. Mechanic…
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Why does friction cause a spinning stop to eventually stop?
Thermal energy is transformed into mechanical energy
Mechanical energy is transformed into potential energy.
Mechanical energy is transformed into thermal energy.
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Mechanical Energy transforms into Thermal due to the moving parts rubbing on eachother creating heat and friction.
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