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The source of the sun's heat is A. nuclear disintegration. B. nuclear fission. C. nuclear fusion. D. nuclear separation.

The source of the sun's heat is A. nuclear disintegration. B. nuclear fission. C. nuclear fusion. D. nuclear separation.
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The source of the sun's heat is

A. nuclear disintegration.
B. nuclear fission.
C. nuclear fusion.
D. nuclear separation.

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The source of the sun's heat is C nuclear fusion :)
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