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What happens to the amount of energy present when it is moved from one form to another?
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What happens to the amount of energy present when it is moved from one form to another?

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In depends entirely on the medium through which the energy is moving. Although the total amount of energy in a system must be conserved, objects can lose energy when moved, for instance a hot cup of coffee through cold air.
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