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In the petrol engine, the inlet manifold carries the air-fuel mixture from which part to the cylinder?

In the petrol engine, the inlet manifold carries the air-fuel mixture from which part to the cylinder? Correct Answer Carburetor

The inlet manifold carries the air-fuel mixture from the carburetor to the cylinders and the manifold must be larger enough to allow sufficient flow for maximum power.

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