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kati45 [8]3 years ago

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C. Chemical energy transforms into thermal energy and light energy.

The reason why this is the answer is because thermal energy and heat energy are basically the same things, so D is wrong. Another reason why is because the wood wasn't on fire to begin with so it cant be A. The final reason is that wood cannot create electricity.

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