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1.	What is brake specific fuel consumption of engine whose fuel consumption if 6 grams per second and power output is 90 kW?
A.	0.24 kg/kWh
B.	0.0667 kg/kWh
C.	0.54 kg/kWh
D.	0.44 kg/kWh
Answer» B. 0.0667 kg/kWh

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