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Click all the options that are sources of heat. A. A jacket B. Stove C. Rubbing hands together D. Light Bulb Plz answer asap
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Click all the options that are sources of heat.
A. A jacket
B. Stove
C. Rubbing hands together
D. Light Bulb
Plz answer asap
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Light bulb is a source of heat. A jacket keeps you warm but it doesn’t produce heat. The friction from rubbing your hands together can make them feel warmer, which is emitted as heat. The stove is also a source of heat.
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