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[Encircle one correct answer] The Stirling engine can in principle reach the Carnot efficiency limit. In addition, Stirling engines are: a. quieter in operation as they operate on continuous combustion of fuel. b. potentially cleaner and quieter than many other types of engines. c. can operate on a wider range of fuels which are combusted externally of the cylinder. d. all the above.

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