Who invented a piston-driven steam engine that could power all kinds of industrial machinery? A. Edmund Cartwright B. James Hargreaves C. Richard Arkwright D. James Watt

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Who invented a piston-driven steam engine that could power all kinds of industrial machinery?

A. Edmund Cartwright
B. James Hargreaves
C. Richard Arkwright
D. James Watt

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the answer is D. James Watt

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