A dynamo is different from an electric motor because........

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A dynamo is different from an electric motor because

A Dynamo converts electric energy into mechanical energy while an electric motor converts mechanical energy into electric energy

An electric motor converts electric energy into mechanical energy while dynamo converts mechanical energy into electric energy

A Dynamo converts light energy into mechanical energy while an electric motor converts mechanical energy into sound energy

An electric motor converts electric energy into sound energy while dynamo converts sound energy into electric energy

- Option 1: A Dynamo converts electric energy into mechanical energy while an electric motor converts mechanical energy into electric energy.

- Incorrect. This description is reversed. Dynamos generate electricity; motors use it.

- Option 2: An electric motor converts electric energy into mechanical energy while a dynamo converts mechanical energy into electric energy.

- Correct. Motors turn electricity into movement. Dynamos generate electricity from movement.

- Option 3: A Dynamo converts light energy into mechanical energy while an electric motor converts mechanical energy into sound energy.

- Incorrect. Dynamos don't convert light; motors don't primarily produce sound energy.

- Option 4: An electric motor converts electric energy into sound energy while a dynamo converts sound energy into electric energy.

- Incorrect. Sound isn't the primary output or input for motors or dynamos.

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