Energy Stores
When energy is transferred, some of that energy gets dissipated. Does some of the energy ALWAYS get dissipated with every energy transfer, or it it just sometimes? x
Original post by Eaphysics
Pretty much always. Nothing is ever 100%
okay tyy!
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