Question

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what is the name of the device that regulates the amount of fuel going into the engine of a personal watercraft (pwc)?
a the throttle
b the lanyard
c the backfire flame arrestor
d the handle bars

Explanation:

• The throttle is a device that controls the amount of fuel (and air mixture in some engines) going into the engine. By adjusting the throttle, the operator can control the speed of the engine.
• The lanyard is a safety device. It is attached to the operator and the PWC. If the operator falls off, the lanyard pulls out, shutting off the engine.
• The backfire flame arrestor prevents flames from entering the fuel system in case of a backfire.
• The handle bars are used for steering the PWC.

Answer:

A. The throttle