Physics, asked by upadhyaysiddharth09, 1 year ago

what is 1 horsepower

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Answered by ShishirGaur

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one horse power is the pull or efficiency to pull any object . It is equal to746 watts.

Answered by anithissac2

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it is equal 746 watt it will be clearly given in google

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