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if two cars are identical except for the size of their engines, how will that affect their performance on the highway?
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if two cars are identical except for the size of their engines, how will that affect their performance on the highway?
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the car with the bigger engine will likely be faster.
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The car with the larger engine will most likely perform more sluggishly
on the highway, and be capable of less acceleration, because of its
greater weight.
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