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In a motor, the combined effect of electric currents and magnetic forces turn electrical energy into which of the following?

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<span>The question is to which type of energy does the combined effects of magnetic forces and electric currents transform into in electric motors. Electric motors are machines that transform electrical energy into mechanical energy, so the correct answer is C. mechanical energy. </span>

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