Problem 1453. Calculate Engine Power

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Dan on 24 Apr 2013

You forget to divide by 60

Claudio Gelmi on 24 Apr 2013

I think there is a 2 missing in one of the answers...they are not consistent...

Chintan on 25 Apr 2013

@Dan- Yes, Thanks.
@Claudio - For specific formula, answers are consistent but correct final answer in both cases should be divided by 60 as Dan mentioned.

bainhome on 26 May 2015

fomula's unit was wrong,and precision is harsh.why don't you guys use tolerence?

Dyuman Joshi on 21 Feb 2021 at 7:35

Problem statement is corrected to adjust for units.
Additional test cases with tolerance based test suite are added.

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William on 7 Apr 2016

I believe the test cases give the power in Joules/minute, rather than the requested units of kW.

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Sudhanshu Nahata on 25 Jul 2013

The test suite is generating wrong answers!!

Aaron on 16 Apr 2015

Test suite answers need to be /60 and are in watts, not kW.

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