The following are reasons why we use assumptions to represent reciprocating engines as closed system cycles, EXCEPT: a.All statementds are valid b.Reciprocating engines have equivalent thermal efficiencies as their corresponding cycles c.The shape and behavior of reciprocating engines are too complex d.The working fluid for reciprocating engines is an air-fuel mixture, which could be difficult to model

The following are reasons why we use assumptions to represent reciprocating engines as closed system cycles, EXCEPT: a.All statementds are valid b.Reciprocating engines have equivalent thermal efficiencies as their corresponding cycles c.The shape and behavior of reciprocating engines are too complex d.The working fluid for reciprocating engines is an air-fuel mixture, which could be difficult to model

Elements Of Electromagnetics

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Author:Sadiku, Matthew N. O.

Publisher:Sadiku, Matthew N. O.

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