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Answer this question with explanation....✌️​

Answer 1

Answer:

The correct answer is A

Explanation:

In this power plant coal is burnt. The powerplant uses the heat that is generated in this process to make electricity. The other intermediary steps are just there to convert the heat generated into electricity (the heating of the water, creation of steam etc..). As the burning of coal is primarily used, it is a thermal power plant. To rule out the other powerplants: hydro powerplants refer to powerplants that primarily use the height/potential energy of water to generate electricity. In a nuclear powerplant, fission takes place to generate heat, which is turn is converted to electricity. bio gas powerplants burns bio gas, not coal, to generate electricity.

Answer 2

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A fossil fuel power stations is a thermal power station which burns a fossil fuel , such as coal or natural gas to produce electricity.fossil fuel power station have machinery to convert the heat energy of combustion into mechanical energy which then operates an electrical generator .... ( answer is ) thermal power plant .

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