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How does an electric generator work?
A. The axle rotates the armature in the magnetic field of a permanent magnet, which induces an electric current.
B. The armature rotates the axle in the magnetic field of a permanent magnet, which induces an electric current.
C. The axle rotates the armature in the magnetic field of an electromagnet, which induces an electric current.
D. The armature rotates the axle in the magnetic field of an electromagnet, which induces an electric current.
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