Which outcome occurs when the exhaust valve on a two-stroke diesel engine fails during its thermodynamic cycle?

💡 Explanation

Increased temperature/pressure happens because valve failure prevents proper exhaust, causing hot gases to remain due to incomplete scavenging via the thermodynamic cycle; the **residual heat** drives temperature increases, therefore increasing cylinder pressure rather than the other options that depend on different factors.

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