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What type of energy is present in the batteries of a flashlight? Mechanical energy Electrical energy Chemical energy Radiant energy
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What type of energy is present in the batteries of a flashlight? Mechanical energy Electrical energy Chemical energy Radiant energy

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chemical energy.
it has chemicals
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It is not chemical energy because there is no chemicals.
The answer is radiant energy.
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