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How is the way that a wind turbine works similar to the way that a hydroelectric plant works? How is it different?
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How is the way that a wind turbine works similar to the way that a hydroelectric plant works? How is it different?

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Answer: (Hydroelectric plant) gravity pushes water down pipes or canals at high pressure which forces the turbine to turn and generate electricity. In wind power (wind turbines), wind spins the turbine blades, which in turn, spins the magnet.

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