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Horse-power is still commonly used to describe the output of:
Apower transformers
Bdry cell batteries
Ccars and motorbikes
Delectric bulbs
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: C. cars and motorbikes
Engine ratings of vehicles are traditionally quoted in hp rather than watts.
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