Horsepower = (Engine Displacement in Liters) * (Number of Cylinders) * (Revolutions Per Minute) * [(Brake Mean Effective Pressure in Bars) / 60823]
First, we need to convert 650 cc to liters by dividing by 1000:
Engine Displacement = 650 cc / 1000 = 0.65 Liters
Assuming a typical single-cylinder engine and an engine speed of 6000 RPM (Revolutions Per Minute), and average Brake Mean Effective Pressure (BMEP) of 8.5 Bars:
Horsepower = (0.65 Liters) * (1 Cylinder) * (6000 RPM) * [8.5 Bar / 60823]
Horsepower ≈ 7.975
Therefore, 650 cc is approximately equal to 7.975 horsepower in this simplified calculation using a single-cylinder engine with the assumptions we've defined for RPM and BMEP. Do however note that actual measurements can vary depending on a range of internal combustion engine design ,efficiency of fuel combustion and many other mechanical specifications of a power unit .