Understanding the fundamental energy conversions performed by common electronic and electrical devices is essential for physics and general science knowledge.
Match the devices with their associated forms of energy conversion: Device | Energy Conversion ------- | -------- a. Electric Motor | 1. Electrical $\rightarrow$ Mechanical b. Electric Bulb | 2. Electrical $\rightarrow$ Light c. Solar Panel | 3. Light $\rightarrow$ Electrical d. Microphone | 4. Sound $\rightarrow$ Electrical
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