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Why does cars use less fuel when they travelling down the hill?
When the car is traveling downhill it is being helped by gravity. If it is a steep downhill, you need no gas at all - you need a lower gear and a bit of brake, gravity helps so much.
What gives cars their potential energy?
Gravity
What gives the cars their potential energy?
gravity
What keeps cars on the road?
Gravity and friction.
What gives cars there potiential energy?
gravity
What is the force that pulls the cars downward on a roller coaster?
Gravity
Why do cars move faster going down?
Gravity.
Is there a car on the moon?
They are no cars on the moon because in the moon there is no gravity.
Why is it easier for cars to travel downhill than uphill?
gravity!
Why do you need cars?
We need cars to travel about in
Why you need cars?
you need cars to get u from a to z
How does roller coasters work?
The simplist answer is gravity, with the cars being guided by rails
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