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Chelseaamend

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The mean effective pressure value within a turbocharged 2.0L engine operating at 7000 RPM is 190 psi. Calculate the indicated torque. Round to the nearest whole unit.
 
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Question 2

The MEP value inside a 3.0L engine operating at 6000 RPM is 125 psi. Find the indicated torque, rounding to the nearest whole unit.
 
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Answer to Question 1

154 lbft

Answer to Question 2

152 lbft



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