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Goldie
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2 February, 23:01
Is eating a sandwich 100% efficient
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Jazlyn Rivers
2 February, 23:03
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Not always. It really depends on what part are you asking about
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Jake Jackson
2 February, 23:22
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No. When eating, some of the energy of the food is converted to heat. In general, real life situations are not 100% efficient.
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