Chemistry, asked by Anonymous, 2 months ago

WHAT MAKES DIFFERENT A SUPERCHARGER CAR FROM TURBO CAR?

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Answered by DeepeshSingh1234

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Answered by himanshiarora5775

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A turbocharger relies on a vehicle's exhaust to spool up a turbine to power a compressor. The compressor then pulls in and feeds more air to an engine. On the other hand, a supercharger depends on the engine to rotate. It can be gear driven or belt driven, but the engine powers the unit in the end

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