Where to pour water in car engine

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Watch this animation and you'll see that a car engine makes its power by endlessly repeating a series of four steps (called strokes):
$$L_F_= m g\text\left(\theta\right) _r - m a _h - mg\text\left(\theta\right)_h$$

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where \(\eta=90\%\) is the drivetrain efficiency, \(N_=2\) is the number of motors connected on the rear-axle, \(B=10^4\) is the braking gain, and \(-1\leq U_\leq0\) is the braking pedal command percentage.
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