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Which of the following units is used by the SI system to measure engine power? (A) Pounds-foot B) Horsepower Newtonmeters D) Watts
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Which of the following units is used by the SI system to measure engine power?

(A) Pounds-foot
B) Horsepower
Newtonmeters
D) Watts

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The SI system uses Watts to measure engine power.


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The SI system uses Watts to measure engine power.


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