What happens to the energy that is "lost" from the generator?

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The energy that is lost from the generator becomes “unusable”. This energy was emitted as heat or mechanical energy, rather than electrical energy. Energy can never be destroyed, and it wouldn’t be considered lost if it was converted into the intended product.

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