Science, asked by bhattiruby99gmailcom, 7 months ago

True false

Sun is the ultimate source of energy​

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Answered by ToxicEgo
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this statement is true...........

Answered by kratika6739
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True

The sun is the ultimate source of almost all kinds of energy on earth, either directly or indirectly. Directly sun gives us solar power and is perfect non-conventional energy source. way or other, and depend on the sun.

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