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Physics, 18.08.2020 07:01, ava5015

What would an automobile engineer MOST LIKELY suggest to improve the efficiency of a car's engine? A) Remove the engine's cooling system. Eliminate B) Increase the air drag on the windshield. C) Utilize cheaper, low-grade gasoline for the engine. D) Reduce the internal friction of the engine's parts.

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