MCQ
An electric generator converts :
- AElectrical energy into mechanical energy.
- BMechanical energy into heat energy.
- CElectrical energy into chemical energy.
- ✓Mechanical energy into electrical energy.
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Answer
Correct option: D.
Mechanical energy into electrical energy.
An electric generator converts mechanical energy into electric energy.
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