. Energy can only be transferred as potential energy being converted to kinetic energy O . Energy can only be transferred as heat. Energy can only be transferred as work Energy can be transferred as heat and/or work.

. Energy can only be transferred as potential energy being converted to kinetic energy O . Energy can only be transferred as heat. Energy can only be transferred as work Energy can be transferred as heat and/or work.

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How can energy be transferred to and from a system?

O. Energy can only be transferred as potential energy being converted to kinetic energy
O. Energy can only be transferred as heat.
Energy can only be transferred as work
Energy can be transferred as heat and/or work.

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