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Thermal energy of water Heating surroundings KE of moving air Light + sound Thermal energy Thermal energy of water Heating surroundings Sound Warms.

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KE of moving air Light + sound Thermal energy Thermal energy of water Heating surroundings Sound Warms surroundings Boil the gear box oil Feet would over heat Drill bit over heats ,& burns the wood Discs glow red hot

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3b. Pendulum eventually stops swinging due to friction at the support causing heat.

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3b. Pendulum eventually stops swinging due to friction at the support causing heat.

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3b. Pendulum eventually stops swinging due to friction at the support causing heat. Kinetic energy all gets transferred to thermal energy by: i) Air resistance ii) Rolling resistance in tyres and bearings.

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