What results from increasing rocker ratio?
A. Decrease in output travel at the pallet end of the rocker arm.
B. Decrease in mechanical advantage.
C. Increase the amount of pushrod travel.
D. Increase the output travel at the pallet end of the rocker arm.
Answer: D
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