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Re: Which has more power, Diesel or gas
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Posted by frankiee on July 10, 2007 at 05:39:08 from (74.120.20.90):
In Reply to: Re: Which has more power, Diesel or gas posted by Hugh Mackay on July 10, 2007 at 02:24:29:
Power is work done in a paticular time. Work is distance times force. My 12 year old son likely has more power than I when it comes to moving 10 pounds. He could grab 10 pounds and run faster than I could to cross a finish line. I would have more power if we had to move 100 pounds. I would likely cross the finish line first. Almost like compareing oranges and apples. Sort of like having an oxen and a horse pulling a paticular plow. At a point they will be able to pull the plow at a particular speed and be neck and neck. Then either make the plow larger or smaller and one or the other will have the advantage. Consider a diesel a muscle man and a gas engine an thin athlete that can run fast. Which as more power as you can see it in different situations.
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