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What energy does a microwave use
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What energy does a microwave use

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Electricity

Step-by-step explanation:

it uses the energy called electricity

User Fannik
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what's up? a microwave converts electric energy to electromagnetic radiation so electromagnetic radiation is your answer

best of luck with your studies
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