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What is the source of almost all energy on Earth? o Earth’s hot core o the Sun o stored carbon o moving water Please help. This question is for engenuity 2020!
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What is the source of almost all energy on Earth?

o Earth’s hot core
o the Sun
o stored carbon
o moving water
Please help. This question is for engenuity 2020!

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Answer:

Sun

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I believe it is the sun, have a good day!

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