<prompt> Thathamisa likarolo tse tharo tsa matla a matla.nan  <response>: Instruction in English: List three quantitative properties of energy. . Response in English: 1. Magnitude: Energy can be measured and expressed through numerical values using units such as joules or watt-hours.2. Transferability: Energy can be transferred from one object or system to another, and energy transfers can be quantified using measurements of the mass, velocity, or temperature of the objects involved.3. Conservation: Energy cannot be created or destroyed, and the total amount of energy in a closed system remains constant. This principle allows scientists to make accurate calculations and predictions about the behavior of energy within different systems. . Response in Sesotho: 1. Boholo: Matla a ka lekanyetsoa le ho hlahisoa ka litekanyetso tsa linomoro ho sebelisoa li-unit tse kang li-joule kapa li-watt-hora. 2. Phetisetso: Matla a ka fetisoa ho tloha nthong kapa tsamaisong e ngoe ho ea ho e ngoe, me phetisetso ea matla e ka lekanyetsoa ka litekanyo tsa boima, lebelo, kapa mocheso oa lintho tse amehang. 3. Paballo: Matla a ke ke a etsoa kapa a senngoa, me kakaretso ea matla a tsamaiso e koetsoeng e lula e sa fetohe. Molao-motheo ona o lumella bo-rasaense ho etsa lipalo tse nepahetseng le ho bolela esale pele mabapi le boitšoaro ba matla ka hara litsamaiso tse fapaneng. 