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A battery is used to power a flashlight. When the flashlight is in use, what type of energy is lost during energy transformation? * chemical energy electrical energy radiant/light energy thermal energy
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A battery is used to power a flashlight. When the flashlight is in use, what type of energy is lost during energy transformation? *

chemical energy
electrical energy
radiant/light energy
thermal energy

User Gavin Anderegg
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It’s either chemical or thermal energy


But most chemical


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User Ellet
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The answer is chemical energy

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