what's the difference between an Engine and a Machine?
is it mean that both are same or ther is any specific therms to differentiate them.
- Thennarasu
- 01 May
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Krishna
- 18 Jul
An Engine is used to transform one kind of energy into another form and a machine is used energy to convert is as well as some other work. So, we can say that all engines are machines but all machines are not engines.
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