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10 June, 10:01

What is the energy conversion in a hair dryer?

A. Heat energy to electric and mechanical energy

B. Potential energy to electric and kinetic energy

C. Electric energy to heat and kinetic energy

D. Light energy to mechanical and electric energy

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