Varying the governor setting in an IC engine – McqOptions

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1.	Varying the governor setting in an IC engine
A.	Does not vary the maximum power developed in the engine
B.	Varies the maximum torque developed by the engine
C.	Does not vary the governed range of speed in which engine runs
D.	Remains constant
Answer» D. Remains constant

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