Which braking system on the locomotives is the costliest among the following? A) Vacuum braking on diesel locomotives B) Vacuum braking on steam locomotives C) Regenerative braking on electric locomotives D) All braking systems are equally costly

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Which braking system on the locomotives is the costliest among the following? A) Vacuum braking on diesel locomotives B) Vacuum braking on steam locomotives C) Regenerative braking on electric locomotives D) All braking systems are equally costly

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