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An internal combustion (IC) engine operates by burning fuel within a confined combustion chamber, creating high-pressure gases that force a piston to move. This linear motion is converted into rotational energy by a crankshaft, powering vehicles and machinery. Understanding the sequential **engine operation cycle**, from intake to exhaust, is fundamental to comprehending **how internal combustion engines work** efficiently and produce power.

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A four-cycle engine, also known as a four-stroke engine, is an internal combustion engine that completes a power cycle with four distinct strokes: intake, compression, combustion (power), and exhaust. Understanding how a four-cycle engine works is fundamental to grasping the basics of many common gasoline-powered machines, from lawnmowers to cars, and this process allows for efficient fuel consumption and power generation.