Physics, asked by sivankavinpuram, 1 year ago

1.A water pump raises 50 litre of water through a height of 25m in 5s .Calculate the power of pump required.
(Take g=10 N kg and density of water =1000 kg m cube)

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Answered by rdeepashri
5
given
h=25m
t=5sec
v=50lits
word done= mgh=vdgh
power =wd/t= 50*1000*10*25/5=2500000watts

sivankavinpuram: Vdgh
sivankavinpuram: But the answer is 2500 W
rdeepashri: mass=volume*density
sivankavinpuram: Vdgh?
rdeepashri: sorry consider d as 1 cuz density of water in SI units is 1
sivankavinpuram: Thanks
rdeepashri: volume*density *gravity*height
sivankavinpuram: But vgdh means
sivankavinpuram: Thanks
sivankavinpuram: Ok
Answered by rekhaverma02021975
2

Answer:

Explanation:mass=volume*density

=(50litres)(1000kg/m^3)

=(50/1000m^3)(1000kg/m^3)

=50kg

use, energy=mgh=50kg (10N/kg)(25m)

=12500Nm=12500j

power=energy/time

= 12500j/5sec

=2500j/sec

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