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What Calculate the brake power of an engine producing 1150lb-ft of torque at the flywheel when it is turning at 2000 rpm?
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Convert 1150lb-ft to 1157.42Nm and 2000rpm to 209.439 rad/s Brake power= Torque x rotational speed= 242409 W
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