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A power plant where the heat required to make steam to drive turbines to make electricity is obtained by burning fuels is called?

ANuclear power plant

BHydro electric power plant

CThermal power plant

DSolar power plant

Answer:

C. Thermal power plant

Read Explanation:

A power plant where the heat required to make steam to drive turbines to make electricity is obtained by burning fuels is called a thermal power plant. The thermal power plants run usually on fossil fuels such as coal, etc.


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