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How is a motor's mechanical energy able to perform mechanical work?
a. Mechanical energy is converted into electrical energy.
b. A current is generated by a rotating loop in a magnetic field.
C. Electrical energy is converted into a magnetic force.
d. A shaft connected to the rotating coil is attached to some external device.

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In a motor, a current-carrying loop is placed in a magnetic field. The interaction between the current in the loop and the magnetic field produces a torque on the loop, causing it to rotate. The rotating loop is connected to a shaft, which can be used to perform mechanical work. Therefore, option d, "A shaft connected to the rotating coil is attached to some external device," is the correct answer. The motor's mechanical energy is transferred to the external device through the shaft, allowing the motor to perform mechanical work.

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