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Please Help I NEED IT ASAP! Systems, including cars, require an energy input. Where does a car as a system, gets its energy?
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Please Help I NEED IT ASAP! Systems, including cars, require an energy input. Where does a car as a system, gets its energy?

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Gas (Chemical Energy)

Step-by-step explanation:

Cars run on gas. They convert the chemical energy in the gas to motion. This is where the system gets its energy. (Unless your system is the car and it moves beacuse is on a hill in which case gravitational potential energy transfers energy to this system).

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