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What conclusion can be drawn from the author's description of how Thomas Edison told Nikola Tesla, "Spare me that nonsense," when Tesla argued that AC generators would work better than DC generators in "Nikola Tesla, Inventor"?

AEdison had not yet invented the electric light bulb at this point.
BTesla was quite jealous of Edison's fame and wealth.
CEdison could be very stubborn and difficult to work with.
DTesla was speaking about something he did not understand.

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it's C because Edison didn't believe that AC generators could work better than DC ones so he was being stubborn

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 Option-(B,C):

  1. Tesla was quite jealous of Edison's fame and wealth.
  2. Edison could be very stubborn and difficult to work with

Explanation:

  • Nikolai Tesla is known for his work making the field of electrical and mechanical engineering more diverse then ever, as new ideas were generated for the the improvement of industrial and domestic processes. As he worked on the alternative form of current,A.C current and added more value to the generation of this form of current through multiple sources and materials.
  • However, at the time Tesla rose to fame Thomas Edison was at the top and had made a name for itself and the company. So, he hired many genius minds like Nikolai Tesla and as they worked on the different projects to make improvements inside the different fields of science.

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