If you score less than 87.5% on this you don't belong here
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If you score less than 87.5% on this you don't belong here
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>87.5%
So which one did you miss?
When I took it a while ago I misread one of the graphs as power instead of torque. Easy mistake to make
OP have failed.
You did an AWD to FWD conversion on a cat?
>63%
good thing im into chassis and suspension more than im into engines
That test is retarded and full of retarded information.
For instance, look up the units that torque is measured in.
It's Newton-meters (or lb-ft if you're Amerifat). That's also known a Joules. It's a measurement of ENERGY.
Not force, energy.
This is dumb. Find a better test OP
> I failed therefore the test sucks
yeah no
torque is a moment that's it
it's neither energy or force
and power is a measurement of energy divide by time so it's not a measurement of "work"
the other question looked ok
No, torque is torque. It's not energy.
I'll agree the test isn't perfect in word usage but it's not that bad
the two first question confused me to be honest
and i thought there was rpm on the third one wich didn't apparently
and i got wrong at the less or more torque than horsepower
the test isn't that bad overall
i did learn something
12.8%, better than 0!
>75
Eh good enough
No, Newton meters are a measure of torque m8. It doesn't mean exerting 1N of force over a straight meter.
yeah, the graphs are easy to read wrong
It IS another way of saying Joule if you're a fucking ponce.
So you think because they have the same units that means they're equivalent? If that's the case, why have them separate at all?
Energy = scalar, torque = vector
Joules are never used to measure torque.
i get to stay
i know nothing about wrenching btw
Yea it has wrong info in it. Power is not work over time, its instantaneous. Energy is work over time.
I believe since it is a rotational force it says newton meters or foot pounds referring to a force of one newton or one pound placed on the end of a lever 1 meter or foot long. The torque that arm produces. So it is not a measurement of energy since it would have to involve time in some way.
> confirmed for no reading comprehension
>confirmed for failing physics
Torque is never measured in Joules, even if the SI units are the same you fuckstain
jesus fucking christ
he said >if you're a fucking ponce.
Energy and work are equivalent, you dullard. Why don't you show me the formula for mechanical power if it's not work/time?
>not getting 100%
NORMIES GET OFF OF MY CHINESE MEME PICTURES WEBSITE REEEEEEEEEE
12%
But I come from /k/, and I came to learn about cars.
A-are you me? I realized I could detail strip and clean basically anything but knew fuck all about how engines work and figured lurking Veeky Forums would be the best way to start.
I don't even own a car.
Same
I've worked on my car before, but only basic maintenance and nothing really technical other than bolting things on and replacing my oil. I came to like Veeky Forums after about a year and a half of lurking, but I still don't know shit about engines.