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A lamp plugged into an electrical outlet is turned on. The lightbulb in the lamp glows and gets hot. What energy transformations are taking place?
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A lamp plugged into an electrical outlet is turned on. The lightbulb in the lamp glows and gets hot. What energy transformations are taking place?

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Electric energy from the outlet transforms to radiant energy and thermal energy in the lightbulb.

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Answer: thermal and elterical

Explanation:thermal and eltrical

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