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The sun is shining on the plants which are needed for them to grow. Which energy are the plants using from the sun? A Chemical energy B Kinetic energy C Nuclear energy D Radiant…

The sun is shining on the plants which are needed for them to grow. Which energy are the plants using from the sun? A Chemical energy B Kinetic energy C Nuclear energy D Radiant…
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The sun is shining on the plants which are needed for them to grow. Which energy are the plants using from the sun?

A Chemical energy
B Kinetic energy
C Nuclear energy
D Radiant energy

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Answer:

Radiant energy

Step-by-step explanation:

In the process of photosynthesis, plants covert radiant energy from sun to chemical energy in the form of glucose or sugar

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User DazzaL
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Answer:

Radiant energy

Step-by-step explanation:

Got it from the internet... I'm not smart

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