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Question Answered step-by-step Question 1 attached. Top part says “Forms of energy conversion” 1… Question 1 attached. Top part says”Forms of energy conversion”1 chemical> mechanical2. electrical> electromagnetic3. electrical> chemical4. mechanical> electricalQuestion 2) The boats generator produced steady, direct current. This type of current is characterized byA. An electron flow changing directions and a changing magnetic fieldB. Electrons flowing in one direction and a changing magnetic fieldC. Electrons flowing in one direction and a static magnetic fieldD. A. Electron flow changing directions and a static magnetic field. Image transcription textElourcal – Electromagnetic electrical – chemical mechanical mo electrical A gasoline powered generator wasused to recharge batteries on the boat. Match the form of energy conversion, numbered above, that occurs ineach of the devices listed below. Gasoline motor Generator A charging battery_. Light bulb Recor… Show more… Show more Science Physics SCIENCE 30 Share QuestionEmailCopy link Comments (0)

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