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Yes, in general.
Yes, in general. Greater aerodynamic resistance demands more energy. Actual consumption also depends on gear, gradient, load and conditions; it is incorrect to say every instantaneous speed increase raises consumption in all circumstances.
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No, high speed never affects it.
Yes, in general.
It increases only with abrupt driving movements.
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En general, al mantener una velocidad elevada en carretera, ¿aumenta el consumo de carburante?
- No, la velocidad elevada nunca influye.
- Sí, en general.(Correct answer)
- Sólo aumenta al realizar movimientos bruscos.
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