If the scale of the helicopter increases by a factor of n, its volume and mass will also increase proportionally to n^3, assuming constant density. Consequently, the power required to maintain equilibrium must also increase by the same factor, resulting in a new power of n^3P. The calculations provided confirm that as mass increases, the power needed to sustain flight must rise accordingly. The relationship between mass, power, and equilibrium is consistent with the principles of physics. Thus, the conclusion that the new power would be n^3P is correct.