The Concentrations at Which a Vapor-To-Fuel Mixture in the Air

question 13

Multiple Choice

The concentrations at which a vapor-to-fuel mixture in the air is capable of burning is referred to as the:

• A) ignition value.
• B) flammable range.
• C) heat of combustion.
• D) lethal range.
• E) spontaneous concentration.

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Definitions:

Diminishing Marginal Returns

A principle in economics that indicates a decreasing level of incremental output for each additional unit of input, after a certain point.

Total Product

The aggregate quantity of output produced by an economic unit from a given set of inputs during a specific period of time.

Variable Cost

Costs that change in direct proportion to changes in a firm’s level of production.