Physics, 04.07.2019 13:30, tucecoskun

In the simple act of lighting a match, chemical energy stored in the match is transformed into heat and light. what is true about this energy transformation? question 4 options: most of the energy is lost when the match is struck. new energy in the form of light and heat is created when the match is struck. all of the potential chemical energy is transformed into heat and light energy some of the chemical energy is transformed into heat and light and the rest is converted into matter.

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