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miskamm [114]
3 years ago
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PLEASE ANSWER! DESPERATE! WILL MARK BRAINLIEST!!

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Virty [35]3 years ago
7 0

Answer:

\boxed{energy} \to \: is \: the \: capacity \: for \: doing \: work. \\  \: energy \: can \: exist\: in \: vaious \: forms : such \: as \to \\  \boxed{thermal}\boxed{mechanical}\boxed{chemical}\boxed{solar}......etc.\\ its \to \: \boxed{ solar \: energy} : without \: solar \: energy \\  \: i \: dont \: think \: life \: on \: earth \: or \:  \\ other \:p lanetry \: bodies \: would  \: be \: possible. \\  \: solar \: energy \: from \: different \: stars \\  \: are \: responssible \: for \: warming \: of \: thier \: solar \: systems \\  \: and \:collectively \:  saves\: thier \: galaxies \: from \: being \:  \boxed{dark \: cold}.

Explanation:

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