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For my physics class, I need to do a project on something that has physics involved in its operation. I chose a turbo charger in a car, but the only physics I can actually say is being demonstrated, is momentum. Is there other physics princibles that are involved.
(A turbo charger works by using the exhaust to spin a turbine, which increases the air pressure that is being inserted into the cylinder. Hence, more air = more fuel = more power.)
(A turbo charger works by using the exhaust to spin a turbine, which increases the air pressure that is being inserted into the cylinder. Hence, more air = more fuel = more power.)
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