How are windmills different from wind turbines? A) Wind turbines run saws, grinders, and pumps. B) Windmills are much larger than wind turbines. C) Windmills use blades and wind turbines do not. D) Wind turbines turn wind energy into electricity.

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Rose Downs

8 October, 05:54

How are windmills different from wind turbines? A) Wind turbines run saws, grinders, and pumps. B) Windmills are much larger than wind turbines. C) Windmills use blades and wind turbines do not. D) Wind turbines turn wind energy into electricity.

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Lizeth Chapman · Answer 1

D) Wind turbines turn wind energy into electricity.

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The answer is wind turbines turn wind energy into electricity. Wind turbines make wind's energy into electricity that can be used for many purposes.

Darnell Drake · Answer 2

I would say D.

because the difference is that wind turbines generate electricity but windmills are used normally to grind stuff and does not generate electricity