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Which action best demonstrates the transformation of mechanical energy to heat energy? Select one: a. Digesting a meal b. Burnin

g a candle c. Rubbing hands vigorously d. Melting a piece of ice in sunlight

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<em>(c). </em>Rub vigorously (mechanical) ===> hands get hot (heat energy).

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