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It is NOT possible to completely convert. A. heat into internal energy. B. mechanical energy into heat. C. internal energy into mechanical energy. D. internal energy into heat

It is NOT possible to completely convert. A. heat into internal energy. B. mechanical energy into heat. C. internal energy into mechanical energy. D. internal energy into heat
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It is NOT possible to completely convert. A. heat into internal energy. B. mechanical energy into heat. C. internal energy into mechanical energy. D. internal energy into heat

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It is not possible to completely convert : C. Internal energy into mechanical energy

Some of the energy would be loss in the process of Conversion

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It is NOT possible to completely convert.nternal energy into mechanical energy. because energy is lost during conversion
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