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stealth61 [152]
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Kevin was setting the table for thanksgiving dinner at his house. He had bought different set of knives spoons and forks from th

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From equation 1

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   2 Transformation of kinetic energy of charged particles to electric energy

   3 History of energy transformation from the early universe

   4 Examples

       4.1 Examples of sets of energy conversions in machines

       4.2 Other energy conversions

   5 See also

   6 References



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