Science, asked by nishantjangid76, 2 months ago

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Mention the type of energy used in
the following examples.
1. A fan running on electricity

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Answered by roongtabimla

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Answer:

Example of energy conversion

i) electrical energy to kinetic energy : electric motors

(Fan,Mixer,elevators)

ii) Chemical energy to electric energy : Batteries, Fuel cells.

iii) Sound energy to electric energy : Microphones

Answered by deepikamr06

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Answer:

Example of energy conversion

i) electrical energy to kinetic energy : electric motors

(Fan,Mixer,elevators)

ii) Chemical energy to electric energy : Batteries, Fuel cells.

iii) Sound energy to electric energy : Microphones

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