Comments by "" (@tlovsoe4211) on "Why Motorcycle Engines produce more Horsepower Than Cars.🤔" video.

  1. why should the mass of the object you are trying to propel be proportional to the torque the engine can create.
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  2.  @fidelcatsro6948 you are missing the point. gears exist
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  3.  @fidelcatsro6948 not necessarily they don't have to have fixed ratios
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  4. piston weight is not very relevant to rpm capability.
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  5. because weight IS a force from the gravitational field(mg) more MASS reduces rpm capability since it has more momentum...
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  6. ⁠ @KaitouKaiju the weight of the transmission is good and aids in traction i don't see your point
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  7.  @vistakay weight is not related to inertia
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  8.  @vistakay  The weight is the force due to mg i understand what you are saying but the use of the word weight instead of mass is incorrect
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  9. F=m*a is not correct netwtons second law is the rate of change of momentum with respect to time is directly proportional to the force F∝d(mv)/dt so F is only equal ma when mass is constant
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  10.  @vasilisgreen How am i contradicting myself
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  11.  @vasilisgreen piston mass isn't constant if you want to know more then look up Lorentz factor however as gamma is~1 and chance in mass is negligible
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  12.  @jaredbawden6707 if you double weight then i want to know where you live
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  13.  @ngauruhoezodiac3143 mean speed is higher at same rpm when the distance swept is higher.
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  14.  @vasilisgreen i am commenting on the bad word choice as mass and weight are not the same. relativistic mass is not a constant however invariant mass is. it can be ASSUMED that it is constant for the calculations.
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  15.  @vasilisgreen stop gate keeping physics why should a average joe not be taught the correct terms
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  16.  @vasilisgreen the reason you say you weigh x is because you have measured how much you weigh
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  17.  @vasilisgreen are you saying the dimensions dont work
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