The supercharged petrol engines have a lower fuel consumption than naturally aspirated engines.

A) True

B) False

Answer & Explanation Answer: B) False

Explanation: Actually, supercharged petrol engines have a greater fuel consumption than naturally aspirated engines.

Answer Explanation

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