What type of mixture does the Otto engine use?
Fuel-air mixture
Fuel-water mixture
Fuel-oil mixture
Fuel-gas mixture
Answer
Fuel-air mixture is used in the Otto engine, a type of internal combustion engine commonly found in gasoline-powered vehicles. This mixture is created by combining fuel, typically gasoline, with air in a specific ratio. The mixture is then compressed within the engine's cylinders, and a spark plug ignites it, causing a controlled explosion that drives the engine's pistons.
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