What is solar energy?
a. the conversion of energy generated through the ocean's tides and waves
b. the conversion of kinetic energy created by moving waves into a source of energy
c. the conversion of kinetic energy created by the movement of gasses into a useful form of energy
d. the conversion of sunlight and heat into energy
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