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A higher compression ratio causes

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Correct Answer: Option D
A higher compression ratio causes
-Pre-ignition
-Increase in detonation
-Acceleration in the rate of combustion
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Sahil Kamboj
Sahil Kamboj 5 years ago
it is only case of petrol engine not for diesel engine
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