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1 Stored in petrolThe car moving hasThe car braking gives off A normal petrol car A hybrid car Stored in petrol From the battery The car moving hasThe car braking generates Stored in the battery A hydrogen fuel cell car Stored in fossil fuels Generated in power station Stored in hydrogen from either electrolysis or heated chemical reaction Generated in fuel cell in car Various renewable sources The car moving has The car braking gives off

2 Stored in petrol The car moving has The car braking gives off A normal petrol car Chemical energy Kinetic energy Heat energy

3 A hydrogen fuel cell car Stored in fossil fuels Generated in power station Generated in fuel cell in car Various renewable sources The car moving has The car braking gives off Chemical energy Electrical energy Chemical energy Electrical energy Kinetic energy Heat energy Stored in hydrogen from either electrolysis or heated chemical reaction

4 A hybrid car Stored in petrol From the battery The car moving hasThe car braking generates Stored in the battery Chemical energy Kinetic energy Electrical energy Chemical energyElectrical energy

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