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Which best describes the energy conversion that happens when windmills are used to make electricity? A. Light energy to electrical energy B. Chemical bond energy to electrical energy C. Kinetic energy
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Which best describes the energy conversion that happens when windmills are

used to make electricity?
A. Light energy to electrical energy
B. Chemical bond energy to electrical energy
C. Kinetic energy to electrical energy
D. Nuclear energy to electrical energy

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C. kinetic energy to electrical energy.

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