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The technology in the picture produces which energy conversion? O A. Chemical energy to kinetic energy O B. Light energy to electrical energy O C. Kinetic energy to electrical e…
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The technology in the picture produces which energy conversion?
O A. Chemical energy to kinetic energy
O B. Light energy to electrical energy
O C. Kinetic energy to electrical energy
O D. Thermal energy to kinetic energy
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