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How do all the cars work to move?
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How do all the cars work to move?

How do all the cars work to move?-example-1
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The simple version is gas is poured below the pistons and then the spark plug makes the gas explode which pushes up the Pistons which causes a chain reaction to make the car move.
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Answer:

converting the potential chemical energy of gasoline into kinetic energy at the wheels

Step-by-step explanation:

A car moves by converting the potential chemical energy of gasoline into kinetic energy at the wheels. This is done by a process of burning gasoline, which produces expansion of gas and exhaust of waste gases.

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