Answer / samson.ss

1 hp = 746W
so for 1kw = 1.34HP
ie: 1/746 = 1.34HP

Answer / gautam patel

1 HP = 0.746 KW

SO, 1 KW = 1.34 HP

Answer / virendra joshi

KW = HP * 0.746
HP = KW/0.746

Answer / pillay

1HP is 746 watts or roughly 750 watts
so 1HP is .75 KW
10HP is 7.5KW

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