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What is the “fuel” used to generate electricity in the power plant ? A. Air and water vapor B. Coal C. Solar energy D. Water and steam heated by earths internal heat

What is the “fuel” used to generate electricity in the power plant ? A. Air and water vapor B. Coal C. Solar energy D. Water and steam heated by earths internal heat
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What is the “fuel” used to generate electricity in the power plant ?

A. Air and water vapor

B. Coal

C. Solar energy

D. Water and steam heated by earths internal heat

What is the “fuel” used to generate electricity in the power plant ? A. Air and water-example-1
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Answer:

D) Water and steam heated by earths internal heat

Step-by-step explanation:

Geothermal energy

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