When you turn on a flashlight that uses batteries, what is the energy transformations taking place? Group of answer choices A)sound, heat, nuclear, and chemical. B)nuclear, sound, mechanical and light. C)chemical, electrical, heat and light. D)chemical, mechanical, heat and nuclear.

When you turn on a flashlight that uses batteries, what is the energy transformations taking place? Group of answer choices A)sound, heat, nuclear, and chemical. B)nuclear, sound, mechanical and light. C)chemical, electrical, heat and light. D)chemical, mechanical, heat and nuclear.

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When you turn on a flashlight that uses batteries, what is the energy transformations taking place?

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A)sound, heat, nuclear, and chemical.

B)nuclear, sound, mechanical and light.

C)chemical, electrical, heat and light.

D)chemical, mechanical, heat and nuclear.

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