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Energy and the Environment #10:Efficiency and Cars
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Energy and the Environment #10:Efficiency and Cars

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Grade Level Grades 3-12
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A traditional car needs a lot of gasoline to accelerate, and it continues to burn large amounts of fuel even when it has reached a constant speed — but it doesn’t need to burn all of that extra fuel! This is where the hybrid comes in. A hybrid car stores the otherwise wasted energy into a battery, and uses the battery to help with acceleration. The result is that less fuel is used in order to do the same work. Tags: Little Shop of Physics, Colorado State University, Physics, K-12, Brian Jones

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