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U3e-L6 1.An electric motor converts _________ energy into __________ energy. 2.List 4 household objects that use electric motors. March 10, 2008 DRILL.

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1 U3e-L6 1.An electric motor converts _________ energy into __________ energy. 2.List 4 household objects that use electric motors. March 10, 2008 DRILL ELECTRICAL MECHANICAL FansPumpsGarbage disposer RefrigeratorsPrintersMicrowave trays Washing machinesDVD players VacuumsVCRs ALMOST EVERY MECHANICAL MOVEMENT IN YOUR HOUSE

2 U3e-L6 Take about 10 minutes to finalize your homework assignment with your partner. HOMEWORK

3 U3e-L6 Take about 10 minutes to finalize your homework assignment with your partner. HOMEWORK

4 U3e-L6 Take about 10 minutes to finalize your homework assignment with your partner. HOMEWORK

5 U3e-L6 Take about 10 minutes to finalize your homework assignment with your partner. HOMEWORK

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