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21 February, 06:40

A burner on a stove produces what? a. Temperature b. thermal energy c. Hotness d. fire energy

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  1. 21 February, 06:44
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    The answer is thermal energy. This refers to the internal energy current in a structure due to its temperature. Thermal energy is occasionally used insecurely as a substitute for more hard thermodynamic amounts such as the internal energy of a scheme.
  2. 21 February, 07:01
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    It is thermal energy because I just took the test
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