Предмет: Биология, автор: kopyshchikanisya

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людина використовує силу вітру для ​


SpringScorpion: ну давай
xzd2stjpxh: у тебя есть тт?
SpringScorpion: да, но я не даю номер
xzd2stjpxh: давай в тик токе переписываться?
SpringScorpion: правилами Знаний запрещено размещать личную информацию
SpringScorpion: а тик тока у меня нету
xzd2stjpxh: ааа
xzd2stjpxh: а что есть?
SpringScorpion: можем здесь в лс
xzd2stjpxh: тут не удобно, я летом удалю это приложение

Ответы

Автор ответа: SpringScorpion
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Ответ:

Людина використовує вітер для вироблення електричного струму

Объяснение:

Вітер – це "нескінченне" відновлюване джерело енергії, що з давніх часів використовується людиною для роботи.

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