One horse power is given by:
Correct answer: A. 746 W
- A. 746 W
- B. 746 KW
- C. 746 MW
- D. 746 GW
Explanation
Fact: To convert horse power --> watts = hp x 746 = watts 1 hp = 1 x 746 = 746 W
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