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How much work can be done per second by a one horsepower engine? 275 ft.-lbs./sec 550 ft.-lbs./sec 1,100 ft.-lbs./sec 1,650 ft.-lbs./sec

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Hello!

Answer:


550 (ft.lb)/(sec)

Step-by-step explanation:


P= (W)/(t)

And:


W=F.d

F: Applied force.
d: Distance traveled by the object.

Finally, we have that:

t: Time traveled by the object.

The Power or Work/Second of a 1 Hp (Horsepower) engine is the force necessary to vertically raise a weight of 550 lb at the speed of
1 ft/second

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