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asked Jan 12, 2023 208k views

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Match the definition to the term:

fuel made from living things
a) hydroelectric power
b) solar energy
c) nuclear fission
d) biomass fue

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The answer is D since it burning plants and considered as a living thing

Scovetta answered Jan 18, 2023

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