One kilowatt is equal to - Engineering Thermodynamics Quiz

Mechanical Engineering : Engineering Thermodynamics - Quiz(MCQ)

One kilowatt is equal to

1 N-m/s

100 N-m

1000 N-m/s

1 x 10â¶ N-m/s

Correct Answer : Option (C) : 1000 N-m/s

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