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The basic purpose of a four wheel drive (4WD) system is that it

A. Delivers improved cornering on dry road surfaces

B. Eliminates the need of snow tyres, tyre chains, etc.

C. Ensures effective transmission of engine torque to all four wheels, even on slippery road surfaces

D. Ensures that effective braking can be performed, even on slippery surfaces

Answer: Option C

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The basic purpose of a four wheel drive (4WD) system is that it Ensures effective transmission of engine torque to all four wheels, even on slippery road surfaces

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