For the engine in exercise 6, suppose you wanted to increase the power output at 4.00
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For the engine in exercise 6, suppose you wanted to increase the power output at 4.00 × 103 RPM by 50 percent while retaining a compression ratio of 9.0. One way to do this would be by changing only the displacement. What would the new displacement be (in cm3)? (A: 6.0 × 103 cm3. This is a large engine for a car; it’s easier and cheaper to achieve this performance by increasing rair in the equation for engine power, since engine power is proportional to rair.)14
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