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A car slams on its brakes, producing friction between the tires and the road. Into which type of energy is the mechanical energy of the car converted? Please answer i do not want to get it wrong.
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A car slams on its brakes, producing friction between the tires and the road. Into which type of energy is the mechanical energy of the car converted? Please answer i do not want to get it wrong.

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the answer is heat, hope this help

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the answer is heat energy

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