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During the operation of fan we know that it is working on the electricity

So here when we connect the fan with electricity it uses the electrical energy and convert that energy into mechanical energy of fan

Fan uses this electrical energy to rotate the blades of fan and then it gives the high speed air to us

So here correct answer must be

motion energy

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