Confirm Your Answers: Solving Homework Questions

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In summary, the conversation is about identifying the correct answers for a given question related to a two-stroke engine. The participants discuss different options and references to confirm the answers, and also request for an animation and a P-V graph of the engine.
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[PLAIN]http://img338.imageshack.us/img338/3955/53447511.jpg


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I think the answers are a. and c. It's definitely not b. or e., because those happen when the piston is near the top of the cylinder. I'm not sure about d. though. I think that also happens as the piston travels upwards.

Could someone please confirm my answers?
 
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Can anyone please show the P-V diagram of 2-stroke Petrol engine?:confused:
 
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How about an animation?

http://www.animatedengines.com/twostroke.shtml
 
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Thank you for the animation Lance...
But I want the P-V graph...
 

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