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Which form of energy is used in a wind-up toy robot? A- Chemical energy B-Electrical energy C-Heat energy D-Mechanical Energy
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Which form of energy is used in a wind-up toy robot?

A- Chemical energy
B-Electrical energy
C-Heat energy
D-Mechanical Energy

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Answer:

the answer is D

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because I know it is D

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Answer:

D. MECHANICAL ENERGY

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