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evablogger [386]
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Please help with some/all questions on this worksheet

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Roman55 [17]2 years ago
5 0
A. Yes electricity is a fuel this is because protons are being displaced threw currents of electricity that are the used too charge a coil witch spins causing rotationional force And power too appropriate machine
B. Octane
C.one advantage is more power since octane is more combustable than electricity it makes gas or Diesel engines more powerful as too why there are no semi trucks being powered by electricity.
D. One disadvantage is effectively how well its fuel is spent gas is 69.78% less efficient
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