What will be the brake power (BP) of the engine if it is tested with a rope brake dynamometer?

Given, W = Dead load (in Newtons), S = Spring balance reading (in Newtons), D = Diameter of the wheel (in metres), d = Diameter of the rope (in metres) and N = Speed of the engine shaft (in RPM)

1
BP = \(\frac{(W-S) \pi(D-d) N}{60}\) Watts
2
BP = \(\frac{(W+S) \pi(D+d) N}{60}\) Watts
3
BP = \(\frac{(W-S) \pi(D+d) N}{60}\)Watts
4
BP = \(\frac{(W+S) \pi(D-d) N}{60}\)Watts

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