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ryzh [129]
3 years ago
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Your laptop was left on all night without being charged. When you wake up, the battery is dead. What happened to the battery's e

nergy? * 5 points It was destroyed It was transformed to light, heat and sound energy. It leaked out of the laptop's battery. It was given off to the surrounding air as radiation.
Biology
1 answer:
Blizzard [7]3 years ago
8 0

Answer:

It was transformed to light, heat and sound energy.

Explanation:

Energy in a battery is used act as chemical energy that gives power to an electronic device along wires.

Energy of laptops battery transformed to light, heat and sound energy when left overnight without being charged. Light energy can be seen when laptop left turned on, laptops also creates sounds due to intense vibrations as the system is turned on and chemical energy is utilized, and when chemical energy converted into heat energy and the system get heat up.

Hence, the correct answer is "It was transformed to light, heat and sound energy."

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