General Studies · IC Engines
The fundamental difference between a two-stroke and a four-stroke internal combustion engine is the _______.
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- 1thermodynamic cycle and number of mechanical strokes per power stroke✓
- 2type of ignition system
- 3compression ratio
- 4type of fuel used
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thermodynamic cycle and number of mechanical strokes per power stroke
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