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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.
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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.

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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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