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How does friction change energy? 1 Energy lost from machine changes into heat energy. 2 Friction causes energy to disappear. 3 Friction causes energy to get destroyed. 4 Energy changes from heat energy
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How does friction change energy?

1 Energy lost from machine changes into heat energy.
2 Friction causes energy to disappear.
3 Friction causes energy to get destroyed.
4 Energy changes from heat energy to mechanical energy.

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Loses Energy

Step-by-step explanation:

Friction loses energy it changes from moving energy (also call kinetic energy) to heat energy,

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