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Assuming everything else is equal between two cars, would the car with the higher horsepower have higher top speed and vice versa?
What are your thoughts on this?Tabaristiio said:Assuming everything else is equal between two cars, would the car with the higher horsepower have higher top speed and vice versa?
"Assuming everything else is equal" means that all other factors, such as price, fuel efficiency, safety features, etc., are the same for both cars being compared. This allows for a more accurate comparison between the cars based on specific criteria.
In this scenario, the better car would be determined by evaluating specific features or factors that are important to the individual making the comparison. This could include things like performance, comfort, or reliability.
No, not all cars can be compared equally even if everything else is equal. This is because different makes and models of cars may have different strengths or weaknesses that cannot be accounted for by simply assuming everything else is equal.
Yes, it can be fair to compare cars based on one specific factor if everything else is equal. This can be a useful way to narrow down options and make a decision if a particular feature or factor is a top priority for the individual.
It is still important to consider other factors when comparing cars, even if everything else is equal. This is because there may be subtle differences in features or performance that can make a big impact on the overall driving experience and satisfaction with the car.