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Which of the 8 standard physical forms of energy can be present in our own bodies? (choose as
many as may exist)
(a) thermal.
(b) electromagnetic
(c) radiant.
(d) chemical.
(c) kinetic.
(f) elastic
(g) nuclear
(h) gravitational

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