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Which statement correctly describes how energy transforms?(1 point)
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When a fire is burning, visible energy is turned into chemical energy in the form of light and thermal energy in the form of heat.
When a fire is burning, visible energy is turned into chemical energy in the form of light and thermal energy in the form of heat.
When a fire is burning, chemical energy is turned into visible energy in the form of light and thermal energy in the form of heat.
When a fire is burning, chemical energy is turned into visible energy in the form of light and thermal energy in the form of heat.
When a fire is burning, thermal energy is turned into visible energy in the form of light and chemical energy in the form of heat.
When a fire is burning, thermal energy is turned into visible energy in the form of light and chemical energy in the form of heat.
When a fire is burning, visible energy is turned into thermal energy in the form of light and chemical energy in the form of heat.
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"When a fire is burning, chemical energy is turned into visible energy in the form of light and thermal energy in the form of heat."
Reason: burning releases the chemical energy stored in fuel, which is converted mainly into heat and light.
Reason: burning releases the chemical energy stored in fuel, which is converted mainly into heat and light.
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