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Weston Morgan

23 July, 11:51

What is the main difference between a generator and a motor?

A

Generator - mechanical energy to electrical energy

Motor - electrical energy to mechanical energy

a motor and generator only use electrical energy

Generator - electrical energy to mechanical energy

Motor - mechanical energy to electrical energy

D

They are the same machine.

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