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The solar energy is due to ______ reactions?

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Nuclear fusion

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Nuclear flssion

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Combination of nuclear fusion and flssion

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Chemical

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Solution

The correct option is A Nuclear fusion
The Nuclear Fusion Reaction is the basis on which sun releases light and heat. We receive a combination of this heat & light in the form of solar energy which we use for our benefit.

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