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If an object is getting colder, it is... A) getting more cold energy. B) losing nuclear energy. C) losing thermal energy. D) getting more chemical energy.

If an object is getting colder, it is... A) getting more cold energy. B) losing nuclear energy. C) losing thermal energy. D) getting more chemical energy.
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If an object is getting colder, it is...

A) getting more cold energy.

B) losing nuclear energy.

C) losing thermal energy.

D) getting more chemical energy.

User Uche Ozoemena
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The answer is C.) losing thermal energy
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if an object is getting colder it is loosing thermal energy

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