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My boyfriend tells me that a vehicle will use more gas while idling than while actually moving. Is this true? And if so, how? He also says that a computer uses more electricity when you boot it up than when its just on. If you know this one too, let me know.
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I would guess that a pc on power up would be doing more work than at steady-state "on" largely due to the drives running. After some small amount of time, power use falls to its normal level. Since the powering up stage is short and the "just on" stage is probably much,much longer, I would say that any small difference in power consumption is lost in the usual variations of ordinary use.
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Could be. When a car is cold, and idling is does use more gas because the engine is not up to proper operating temperature.At what age do i need to do a medical to renew my currant h g v licence?
I think someone is pulling your leg.He just means that when you are idling you are using fuel and not going anywhere. you are technically getting zero miles per gallon when you are sitting there idling. The car doesn't use much gas when you idle, but it's still burning some.
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No your car does not use more gas at Idle, it uses more when you step on the pedal requiring more fuel to be injected into the cylinders to obtain the speed you desire, and the faster you drive the more you burn.Can you take a pratice test for the NJ written driver's test?
I know about the computer. its true it takes more energy to turn it on and off then to just keep it running. It takes more energy to do so because when you first power it up it needs to start the entire motherboard an all programs to get this pc running. Once running it takes little energy to just keep it sitting there. Also many pcs now go into a save mode which conserves energy if runing without usage for a while.More Questions & Answers ...
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