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I was wondering which would cause the horsepower to increase and why would it be that one.
The discussion revolves around the relationship between horsepower, speed, and mass, exploring which factor has a greater impact on horsepower. Participants are examining the definitions and implications of horsepower in the context of mechanics.
The discussion is ongoing, with participants providing insights into the calculations of horsepower and raising questions about the assumptions made regarding speed and mass. There is no explicit consensus, but various interpretations and clarifications are being explored.
Some participants note discrepancies in the conversion of horsepower to watts and the implications of different forces acting on a system, indicating a need for further clarification on these points.
Huh? Speed is something you GET from horsepower. Mass is something that horsepower has to overcome to get speed.Min said:I was wondering which would cause the horsepower to increase and why would it be that one.
Noctisdark said:Hello min,
Horsepower is just another way of saying much power
1 Horsepower = 756 Watt
And in mechanics P = F.v so independent from mass