Which outcome results from the use of forced-air induction in early piston-engine aircraft operating at high altitude?

💡 Explanation

When altitude increases, forced induction compresses intake air, which increases its density using supercharging, so the engine can receive a greater mass of air per cycle, boosting power output. Therefore increased engine power results, rather than reduced consumption, propeller inefficiency or cylinder temperature which require other conditions.

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