Technician a says that the oil pan on a two-stroke engine holds more oil than a typical four-stroke engine. technician b says that the cooling system of a two-stroke engine uses special liquid coolant. who is correct?

Technician A is right, because the lubrication system in a two-stroke engine requires mixing with the fuel, therefore oil is constantly burned, while a 4-stroke engine has a separate lubrication system.

Technician B is wrong, usually the 2-stroke engines are small and the cooling system is that the cylinder container is constructed with a geometry that allows to increase the area of ​​heat transfer called fins, this allows to release heat quickly .

i don't understand. explain it clearly