BHP stands for Brake Horse Power, which is a unit of power measurement used to quantify the actual usable power output of an engine or motor before losses such as friction.
1 BHP is defined as:
[
1 text BHP = 746 text watts
]
This is a standard conversion used in mechanical and electrical engineering to evaluate the power capacity of motors, pumps, and engines.
Explanation of options:
(A) 726 watts – Incorrect, lower than the actual value.
(B) 736 watts – Incorrect, slightly lower.
(C) 746 watts – Correct, as per the standard definition.
(D) 756 watts – Incorrect, slightly higher than the standard.