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mars1129 [50]
1 year ago
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Gabrielle has just upgraded her oil-burning furnace. Her new furnace takes cool air from outside and passes it through the heat

source using a fan or blower. What type of furnace has she upgraded to
Physics
1 answer:
LiRa [457]1 year ago
7 0

Gabrielle has just upgraded her oil-burning furnace to a  Forced air system.

<h3>What is  furnace?</h3>

A furnace is a place where combustion takes place. In a furnace, it is normal to burn a carbonaceous material and produce energy in the process.

The type of furnace that  takes cool air from outside and passes it through the heat source using a fan or blower is a  Forced air system. Hence, Gabrielle has just upgraded her oil-burning furnace to a  Forced air system.

Learn more about  Forced air system:brainly.com/question/14530969

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