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Where does the energy generated by hydroelectric dams come from? • A. Earth's internal heat B. Fossil fuels C. Flowing water D. Fission reactions
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Where does the energy generated by hydroelectric dams come from?

• A. Earth's internal heat
B. Fossil fuels
C. Flowing water
D. Fission reactions

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The answer would be C. Flowing water is where you get energy from hydroelectric dams.

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