What happened to the mixture of gases?(select your answer from the table below, then rewrite it on its respective part)A. Ignited B. Expelled out by the exhaust pipeC. Filled in the cylinderD. Compressed into fractional amount (Adopted from Grade 9 Learner'sObjective: After the activity, the learners should be able to discuss the cycle stoke of gasoline engine.Procedure: Study the illustration below.spark plugfuel-airburnedgasesmixturevalvescylinder-pistonIntakePowerCompressionThe Four - Cycle Stroke of a Gasoline Engine1. Complete the needed information in the table below.Cycle StrokeMovement of the Piston(moves Upward or moves Down)ExhaustWhat happened to the mixture ofgases?(select your answer from thetable below, then rewrite it onits respective part)IntakeCompressionPowerExhaustA. Ignited by the spark plugC. Filled ir. the cylinderB. Expelled out by the exhaust pipeD. Compressed into fractional amountDirections: Answer the following guide questions: Check the box that corresponds your answer.

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(Adopted Objective: After the activity, the learners should be able to discuss the cycle stoke of gasoline engine. Procedure: Study the illustration below. spark plug fuel-air ,burned gases mixture valves cylinder- piston. Intake Compression Power The Four - Cycle Stroke of a Gasoline Engine 1. Complete the needed information in the table below. Cycle Stroke Movement of the Piston (moves Upward or moves Down) Intake Compression Power Exhaust A. Ignited by the spark plug B. Expelled out by the exhaust pipe Exhaust What happened to the mixture of gases? (select your answer from the table below, then rewrite it on its respective part) C. Filled ir. the cylinder D. Compressed into fractional amount

(Adopted Objective: After the activity, the learners should be able to discuss the cycle stoke of gasoline engine. Procedure: Study the illustration below. spark plug fuel-air ,burned gases mixture valves cylinder- piston. Intake Compression Power The Four - Cycle Stroke of a Gasoline Engine 1. Complete the needed information in the table below. Cycle Stroke Movement of the Piston (moves Upward or moves Down) Intake Compression Power Exhaust A. Ignited by the spark plug B. Expelled out by the exhaust pipe Exhaust What happened to the mixture of gases? (select your answer from the table below, then rewrite it on its respective part) C. Filled ir. the cylinder D. Compressed into fractional amount

University Physics Volume 2

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Author:OpenStax

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Chapter3: The First Law Of Thermodynamics

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