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The rate of combustion for an ideal fuel should be:

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Rate of combustion has no effect

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High

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Moderate

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Slow

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Solution

The correct option is C
Moderate

The rate of combustion for an ideal fuel should be moderate and the release of heat should be in a controlled manner.

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