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What a the question I’m confused!!
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D.thermal,light and sound. This is because imagine you are sat at a fire, you can feel the heat from it therefore thermal energy, it lights up the surrounding area therefore sound energy and also fires tend to ‘crackle’ therefore sound energy
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