Question
To convert mechanical energy into electrical energy, one can use:
  1. DC dynamo.
  2. AC dynamo.
  3. Motor.
  4. Transformer.

Answer

  1. DC dynamo.
  2. AC dynamo.

Explanation:

DC dynamo or AC dynamo use to convert mechnical energy into electrial energy.

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