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If swimmers add 1,500 J of thermal energy to the pool and the surrounding air adds 2,500 J of thermal energy what is the total change in energy
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If swimmers add 1,500 J of thermal energy to the pool and the surrounding air adds 2,500 J of thermal energy what is the total change in energy
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If swimmers add 1,500 J of thermal energy to the pool and the surrounding air adds 2,500 J of thermal energy what is the total change in energy
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Answer:4,000 J
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--JUST DID ON APEX--
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