The three factors that determine the type of work a motor can produce are speed, torque, and horsepower. Speed is defined as how fast the motor performs its work. For example, a shaft can rotate slowly or quickly. The typical units of measurement for rotational motor speed are Revolutions Per Minute, or rpm.
Cars with high torque are powerful and strong; cars with high horsepower are fast, but ultimately it all depends on gearing.
Relation Between Speed, Torque and Horsepower | Understand Easily With Animation
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