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Adding energy to an object increases its _____________ .

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jarptica [38.1K]4 years ago

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Good Morning

Adding energy to an object increases its_____?

It depends on which type of energy you use, like heat energy can increase an objects temperature.

Adding light energy can increase an objects brightness.

There are many types of energy, but some won't change objects or increases/decreases something in a object

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