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Why do all machines lose some energy while they operate? Choose all that apply They run out of fuel. They radiate heat. The moving parts create friction. High pressure gases move the piston.
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Why do all machines lose some energy while they operate?

Choose all that apply

They run out of fuel.
They radiate heat.
The moving parts create friction.
High pressure gases move the piston.

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They radiate heat and the moving parts create friction
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They radiate heat, and the moving parts create friction
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