A racecar burns gasoline to power its engine. As the car is racing around a track, what energy is involved in the system? Check all that apply.

- mechanical energy

- chemical energy

- thermal energy

- electromagnetic energy

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Audrina Palmer

Physics

10 April, 11:32

A racecar burns gasoline to power its engine. As the car is racing around a track, what energy is involved in the system? Check all that apply.

- mechanical energy

- chemical energy

- thermal energy

- electromagnetic energy

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Elianna Acosta · Answer 1

mechanical, chemical, and thermal

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Ben · Answer 2

Answer: it's mechanical energy chemical energy and thermal energy

Explanation:

Those energies are the only ones that are involved in the system when it comes to race cars etc

A racecar burns gasoline to power its engine. As the car is racing around a track, what energy is involved in the system? Check all that apply.- mechanical energy- chemical energy- thermal energy- electromagnetic energy

A racecar burns gasoline to power its engine. As the car is racing around a track, what energy is involved in the system? Check all that apply.

- mechanical energy

- chemical energy

- thermal energy

- electromagnetic energy