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When thermal energy is added to a system what happens to the overall energy in that system
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When thermal energy is added to a system what happens to the overall energy in that system
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A.) The overall energy stays the same.
B.) It is decreased by the amount added.
C.) It is increased by the amount added.
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It is increased by the amount added.
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