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Question
Which cells is used as a source of power in flashlights?
Options
Dry cell
Fuel cell
Hydrogen cell
None of them
Solution
Dry cell
Explanation:
Dry cells are used to power flashlights, portable radios, tape recorders, clocks, and other devices.
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