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Energy transformation is defined as the process of changing energy from one form to another.

Which choice below that most simply describes the energy transformation occurs when gasoline makes a car run? GASOLINE O Electrical to Thermal O Electrical to Radiant (Light) O Chemical to Mechanical (Kinetic) Chemical to Kinetic (Mechanical)

Which choice below that most simply describes the energy transformation occurs when gasoline makes a car run? GASOLINE O Electrical to Thermal O Electrical to Radiant (Light) O Chemical to Mechanical (Kinetic) Chemical to Kinetic (Mechanical)

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