An electric fan turns electrical energy into wind energy (a form of kinetic energy because it involves
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An electric fan turns electrical energy into wind energy (a form of kinetic energy because it involves moving air). Suppose a blowing fan is suddenly unplugged. Even though the fan no longer receives electrical energy, it continues to blow air while the blades slowly come to a stop. What type of energy is converted to wind energy after the fan is unplugged?
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