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Windmills utilise the kinetic energy of _____.

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heat from the Sun

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wind on the Earth

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water on the Earth

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light from the Sun

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Solution

The correct option is B wind on the Earth
A windmill uses the kinetic energy of the wind to produce electricity. The blades of a windmill rotate due to the speed of the wind. This rotates the turbines and generates electricity. Therefore, wind energy gets converted to electrical energy in a windmill.

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