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When the vaporised mixture of petrol and air is let in through the inlet valve and the outlet valve remains closed. Then the piston moves away from the ___.

A

Crank shaft

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Piston rod

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Outlet valve

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D

Spark plug

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Solution

The correct option is D Spark plug
In the intake stroke, the vaporised mixture of petrol and air is let in through the inlet valve and the outlet valve remains closed. Then the piston moves away from the spark plug.

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