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Petrol engine is not starting due to
1. Rich mixture supplied
2. Lean mixture supplied
3. Spark plug electrode eaten
4. Defect in condenser

Petrol engine is not starting due to
1. Rich mixture supplied
2. Lean mixture supplied
3. Spark plug electrode eaten
4. Defect in condenser Correct Answer 2 and 3 are correct

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