____________ in supercharging pressure increases the tendency to detonate and pre-ignite. | Mcqs

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____________ in supercharging pressure increases the tendency to detonate and pre-ignite.

A) Decrease	B) Increase
C) Unpredictable	D) None of the mentioned

Answer & Explanation Answer: A) Decrease

Explanation: Detonation and pre-ignition are increased by an increase in supercharging pressure.

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