The cylinder that is MOST-Likely to be cast with left and right cylinder banks at a 90-degree angle to each other is:
A)V4
B)V6
C)V8
D)V10

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A V8 engine is typically cast with a 90-degree angle between the left and right cylinder banks. This allows for optimal packaging of the cylinders and also results in a balanced firing order. While other engine configurations can also have a 90-degree angle between the cylinder banks, such as a V10 or V12, these are less common than a V8. A V4 engine cannot have a 90-degree angle between the cylinder banks due to its four cylinders being in-line. A V6 engine may have a 90-degree angle between the cylinder banks, but it is more common to see a 60 or 120-degree angle.

The Cylinder That Is MOST-Likely to Be Cast with Left