<span>A theory is a hyothesis that has been varified by multiple investigations.
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I believe it is, All of the above.
Nuclear, thermal and I think cemical idk
Turning on a flashlight uses a battery, right? Chemical energy is stored in that battery. If you use the battery, you're converting that chemical energy to an electrical energy.
In a flashlight then, the electrical energy becomes light energy and thermal energy in the bulb. Why light and thermal? The flashlight gives us light and then, gives out heat. This is why when we touch light bulbs, it feels hot.
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The image shows a continuous signal and is not made of numbers, so this signal is an analog signal. Gina is not correct in her identification of the signal.
