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In every energy change...? a. overall efficiency is reduced
b. heat is lost
c. some usefulness is lost
d. some energy is wasted
e. all of these

I answered this question and got it wrong, i answered d. What is the correct answer, would it be e?

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Since b,c,and d are basically all saying the same thing just in different ways.
the obvious answer would be e. jcms 100% 4 Votes

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  • Since answers a through d are generally true for every energy change, I%26#039;d have to go with e. They%26#039;re all just different ways of describing the inefficiencies encountered in performing energy conversions.

    Whether you term it %26#039;energy%26#039; or %26#039;usefulness%26#039;, the meaning is the same. Whether you use the term %26#039; lost%26#039; or %26#039;wasted%26#039;, again, the intent is the same. 0% 0 Votes
  • yup,b and d are certainly same ;heat is a kinda energy .it must be e then 0% 0 Votes
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