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Huggie

9 July, 21:26

what energy transformation occurs when a fire cracker explodes

a) gravitational potential energy to mechanical and electromagnetic

b) nuclear to kinetic and chemical

c) mechanical to electromagnetic and electrical

d) chemical to thermal and electromagnetic

im actually thirteen soo not in highschool

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