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Which of the following explains how a generator produces electricity? A. An unstable electric field produces electrical sparks. B. An electromagnetic field converts electrical e…

Which of the following explains how a generator produces electricity? A. An unstable electric field produces electrical sparks. B. An electromagnetic field converts electrical e…
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Which of the following explains how a generator produces electricity?

A.
An unstable electric field produces electrical sparks.
B.
An electromagnetic field converts electrical energy to magnetic energy.
C.
A static magnetic field produces alternating current.
D.
A moving magnetic field generates an electrical current.

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the answer is C ....
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User Yusuke
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Answer:

D.

A moving magnetic field generates an electrical current.

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