Physics
In an electric cell while in use, the change in energy is from:
- electrical to mechanical
- electrical to chemical
- chemical to mechanical
- chemical to electrical
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chemical to electrical
Reason — An electric cell, such as a battery, converts chemical energy stored within it into electrical energy when in use. The chemical reactions occurring within the battery cause a flow of electrons, generating an electric current.
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