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Instructor Bob — Fri, 28 Apr 2006 17:51:53 GMT

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-	a) How is MPG calculated?	+	{{Graded}}
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		+	a) How is MPG calculated? {{OK}}

	The distance in miles divided by the amount of gas used in gallons.		The distance in miles divided by the amount of gas used in gallons.

-	b) What are some easy actions you can take to improve the efficiency of your car?	+	b) What are some easy actions you can take to improve the efficiency of your car? {{OK}}

	Drive Sensibly, Observe the speed limit, Remove excess weight, Avoid Idling, Use Cruise Control, and use overdrive gears		Drive Sensibly, Observe the speed limit, Remove excess weight, Avoid Idling, Use Cruise Control, and use overdrive gears

-	c) What is an alternative fuel vehicle?	+	c) What is an alternative fuel vehicle? {{OK}}

	A vehicle that utilizes all energy sources other then gasoline.		A vehicle that utilizes all energy sources other then gasoline.

-	d) What type of alternative fuel vehicles are discussed?	+	d) What type of alternative fuel vehicles are discussed? {{OK}}

	Flex-fuel vehicles, Bifuel and CNG vehicles, Electric vehicles, Fuel Cell vehicles		Flex-fuel vehicles, Bifuel and CNG vehicles, Electric vehicles, Fuel Cell vehicles

-	e) What fuels are available as alternative fuels?	+	e) What fuels are available as alternative fuels? {{OK}}

	E-85, M-85, CNG, and LPG		E-85, M-85, CNG, and LPG

Jalcst-5273 at 02:41, 21 April 2006

Jalcst-5273 — Fri, 21 Apr 2006 02:41:24 GMT

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a) How is MPG calculated?

The distance in miles divided by the amount of gas used in gallons.

b) What are some easy actions you can take to improve the efficiency of your car?

Drive Sensibly, Observe the speed limit, Remove excess weight, Avoid Idling, Use Cruise Control, and use overdrive gears

c) What is an alternative fuel vehicle?

A vehicle that utilizes all energy sources other then gasoline.

d) What type of alternative fuel vehicles are discussed?

Flex-fuel vehicles, Bifuel and CNG vehicles, Electric vehicles, Fuel Cell vehicles

e) What fuels are available as alternative fuels?

E-85, M-85, CNG, and LPG

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Instructor Bob: graded

Jalcst-5273 at 02:41, 21 April 2006