The burners on an electric stove convert

A) electricity into heat, which cooks the food.
B) heat into electricity, which cooks the food.
C) matter into heat to generate electricity, which transforms the matter in food into energy.
D) matter into electricity that generates heat, which transforms the energy in food into matter.


A

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