Physics · Combustion and Fire Extinguishing Principles
The primary scientific process involved in extinguishing a fire works by: (A) Cutting off the supply/flow of air (oxygen). (B) Reducing the temperature of the fuel below its ignition temperature. (C) Increasing the flow of atmospheric air. (D) Increasing the temperature of the fuel above its boiling point.
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Both (A) and (B)
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