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You crumple a piece of paper in your hands. Not all of the kinetic energy from your hands is used to crumple the paper. Where does the rest of the energy
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A. It is transformed into magnetic energy.
B. It is transformed into light energy,
C. It is transformed into electrical energy.
D. It is transformed into sound energy

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