Drivers Ed Unit 4 Section 17

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The major expenses of owning and operating a vehicle include: the cost of interest on a loan, operating costs, the purchase price.

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all of the above

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Depreciation is the

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decrease in the value of the vehicle

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Paying for oil, gas, maintenance, and repairs are all examples of

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operating costs for a vehicle

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A vehicle's electrical energy is stored in the

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battery

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Battery fluid is a

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strong acid

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A major disadvantage of buying a used vehicle is that

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there will seldom be a warranty

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To jump-start a dead battery, connect the negative cable to

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the engine block of the vehicle with a dead battery

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Engine oil reduces friction

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between moving parts of the engine

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If the oil pressure warning light or gauge indicates low oil pressure while you are driving, what should you do?

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pull over to the side of the road and shut off the engine

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If the used vehicle passes your tests, you should

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have a mechanic make a final check