Engine Capacity (CC) | इंजन के CC से क्या पता चलता है? | How to calculate cc of a engine

How to calculate cc of a engine.
in this video you will learn how to calculate cc of an engine and what is cubic capacity?
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Your queries:-
1- Engine ki cc kya hoti hai.
2- cc ka kya matlab hota hai.
3- What is cc of engine.
4- Engine ki cc kaise calculate karte hain.
5- Engine mein litre ka kya matlab hai.
6- Cubic capacity nikalne ka formula.
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New cylinder kit mein zero piston laga hua rahata hai, agar usko bore karke .25 size lagai , cc kitna barta hai

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Aap ne bola sir ki one time me two& two cylinder kaam karta hai kya one time me karta h

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What is this (3.14/4) ???
Pls explain how this calculated?

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Dear,
It's π value
π = 3.14

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To calculate the value of π, the pi formula is used, which is:
π = (Circumference/ Diameter)
Or, π = 3.14159 = 22/7

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