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Alvin Green
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23 October, 22:13
Heat engines use heat to do work. true or false.
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Jace Guerra
23 October, 22:36
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Heat engines transform heat energy to other type of energy, typically mechanical or electrical, so yeah, they use heat to work.
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Ty Kirk
23 October, 22:43
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True.
Heat engines makes use of heat to do work.
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