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What happens to energy “lost” during an energy transformation? A. It turns into heat energy. B. It turns into kinetic energy. C. It turns into potential energy. D. It turns into…

What happens to energy “lost” during an energy transformation? A. It turns into heat energy. B. It turns into kinetic energy. C. It turns into potential energy. D. It turns into…
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What happens to energy “lost” during an energy transformation? A. It turns into heat energy. B. It turns into kinetic energy. C. It turns into potential energy. D. It turns into kinetic energy and potential energy.

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I think it turns into heat (thermal) energy if I'm right

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