Physics, 15.02.2021 19:00, birdman2540

Which of the following examples, would best represent the input energy and then 'wasted energy forms when watching TV.
A. Chemical, and then heat and electrical.
B. Chemical, and then heat, kinetic, sound
C. Electrical, and light, sound, heat
D. Electrical, and then sound and heat

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