I need the answer quickly Q3:find the cocfficient of fluctuation of speed of a petrolengine rans at 1745r.p.mknowing that the rarning moment diagram is drawn to the following scales Tumingmoment, 1 mm = 3 Nm; crank angle, 1 mm = 1.5. The areas above and below themean turning moment line taken in order are 195, 485, 50, 240, 900, 420 mm. Whileturning moment diagram repeats itself at every single revolurion of the engineand theroraring parts are cquivalent to a mass of25 kg ar a radius of gyration of 112mm.

The total change in energy from the turning moment data can be given as - ∆E =…

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