Engineering, 27.01.2021 22:30 joe1591

What is the energy conversion and the law used in the given scenario? Traditional power-generating stations do not store electrical energy. In such power stations, the original energy source spins a turbine which an electric generator. It converts energy into electrical energy using a fundamental principle of physics called law

options for blank 1:
chemical
mechanical
thermal

options for blank 2:
faradays
newtons
Ohms

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