You can't.
123 cc is a volume, horse power is power.
If you know the output of a 123 cc engine, either (i) you already know its horsepower, or (ii) you convert kilowatts to horsepower by hp = kw/0.746.
You can't. Picowatts is a unit of power. Cubic centimetres is a unit of volume. It would be the same as asking how to convert a horse to a house.
You don't. cc is the size of the engine. It cannot specify the h.p. which is variable.
How do you convert horse poop to energy?
In cubic inch displacement or cubic centimeter displacement or HP (horse power).
you can convert cubic inches to cc's but not horse power. an engine with say 65 cc's can have different amounts of horse power depending on carberation, pistons, valves etc. etc. etc. but my 65 cc engine does have 1.89 hp if that helps.
To convert cubic inches to horsepower, you typically need to know the engine's efficiency and design, as horsepower is not solely determined by displacement. However, a rough estimate is that 1 cubic inch can produce about 0.5 to 0.6 horsepower in a typical gasoline engine. Therefore, 110 cubic inches might yield approximately 55 to 66 horsepower, depending on the engine's specific design and tuning.
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While engine displacement and Horse power are related, you can't mathematically convert either cc's or cubic inch into horsepower. Many small displacement engines produce very high Horse power and vice-versa! Dyno-testing supplies Horse power values and displacement is measured statically through volume measurements.
I don't think that horse power and cubic centimeters are directly proportional. Horsepower is a unit of measurement for work. However, cubic centimeters is one part of the equation of the output of a conventional gasoline engine, other parts would be air input, exhaust output, fuel ratio, etc...
1 per cubic inch
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To convert cubic centimeters (cc) to horsepower, you typically use the formula which estimates that 1 cc is approximately equal to 0.0003 horsepower. Therefore, 174 cc would be roughly equivalent to about 0.0522 horsepower. However, this is a rough estimate, and actual horsepower can vary based on engine design and efficiency.