*35 The cycle in Fig. 20-31 repre- sents the operation of a gasoline in- ternal combustion engine. Volume V3 = 4.00V1. Assume the gaso- 3.00p Adiabatic line-air intake mixture is an ideal Spark gas with y= 1.30. What are the ratios (a) T,/T1, (b) T3/T, (c) TIT, (d) P3/P1, and (e) p/p? (f) What is the engine efficiency? Intakey Adiabatic Pressure

*35 The cycle in Fig. 20-31 repre- sents the operation of a gasoline in- ternal combustion engine. Volume V3 = 4.00V1. Assume the gaso- 3.00p Adiabatic line-air intake mixture is an ideal Spark gas with y= 1.30. What are the ratios (a) T,/T1, (b) T3/T, (c) TIT, (d) P3/P1, and (e) p/p? (f) What is the engine efficiency? Intakey Adiabatic Pressure

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*35 The cycle in Fig. 20-31 repre-
sents the operation of a gasoline in-
ternal combustion engine. Volume
V3 = 4.00V1. Assume the gaso-
3.00p
Adiabatic
line-air intake mixture is an ideal
Spark
gas with y= 1.30. What are the
ratios (a) T,/T1, (b) T3/T, (c) TIT,
(d) P3/P1, and (e) p/p? (f) What is
the engine efficiency?
Intakey
Adiabatic
Pressure

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