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In the Year 2000,which Two Energy Sources Contributed Almost Equally

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In the year 2000,which two energy sources contributed almost equally to our total energy usage? In the year 2000,which two energy sources contributed almost equally to our total energy usage?   A) coal and natural gas B) petroleum and natural gas C) petroleum and nuclear electric power D) coal and nuclear electric power


A) coal and natural gas
B) petroleum and natural gas
C) petroleum and nuclear electric power
D) coal and nuclear electric power

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