An electric motor is used in the compressor of a refrigerator. the motor is responsible for circulate the coolant liquid through two sets of coils: the compressor and the evaporator. in this case, the motor is
a. using the magnetic field to cool the refrigerator.
b. converting mechanical energy into electrical energy.
c. using a magnetic field to create electrical energy.
d. converting electrical energy into mechanical energy.
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