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Physics, 11.10.2019 00:00 kimberlylove387

An automobile with an internal combustion engine converts the potential energy of gasoline (44 mj/kg) into the kinetic energy of the moving pistons. if the average internal combustion engine is 10 percent efficient and 1 kg of gasoline is combusted, how much potential energy is converted into energy to run the pistons?

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