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Solving for vehicle power to weight ratio.

This method uses power in horsepower and weight in pounds to determine the power to weight ratio. A car with a high power to weight ratio will accelerate faster than a automobile with a lower value.

Inputs:

Conversions:

power	=	0		=	0	horsepower
weight	=	0		=	0	pound

Solution:

power to weight ratio (horsepower:pounds)

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