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Thermal energy involves the___stored in a system A. Friction B.electric current C.heat D.electromagnetic waves Pls help
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Thermal energy involves the___stored in a system
A. Friction
B.electric current
C.heat
D.electromagnetic waves
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Thermal energy is also known as heat energy.
The answer is C. Heat
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Answer:
c. heat
Step-by-step explanation:
thermal energy IS heat energy
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