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27 May, 21:25

Ovens, toasters, dryers, and heat lamps are examples of inventions that convert electrical energy to thermal energy, which is a kind of kinetic energy. Which of the following does NOT demonstrates kinetic energy?

A

Sound that traveled as a car passed by

B

Waves of the ocean splashing on the seashore

C

Electromagnetic energy that moves as waves

D

Nuclear medicine applications, such as cancer treatments

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