What fuel did the first practical fuel-burning engine use?
Diesel
Steam
Petrol
Nuclear
Answer
The first practical fuel-burning engine used steam as its fuel. This was because steam engines were able to generate a lot of power and were relatively efficient. They were also able to run for long periods of time without needing to be refueled. This made them ideal for use in factories and other industrial settings.
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