When Applying the Principles of Torque and Horsepower

question 71

Multiple Choice

When applying the principles of torque and horsepower:

• A) Torque is calculated by multiplying force X distance
• B) Torque is a force that does work with a twisting or turning motion
• C) Horsepower is a measurement for the rate, or speed, at which work is done
• D) All of the above

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