A pump delivers water at the rate of 2400
litres in six minutes over a head of 12
m. If g = 10 m/s?, its power is
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✤ Required Answer:
✒ GiveN:
- Amount of water delivered = 2400 l
- Time taken = 6 minutes
- Height upto which it is raised = 12 m
- [g considered = 10 m/s²]
✒ To FinD:
- Power of the pump....?
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✤ How to solve?
First of all, let's understand work done by an object in raising any object upto a certain height h.
- Let us consider an object of mass m, which is raised through a height h from the ground. A force equal to the weight( =mg) of the object is required to this. The object gains energy = work done on it
⭐ Ep = W = mgh
Power - Power is the rate of work is done.
⭐ P = W/t
So, After finding the work, we are provided with time taken of doing the work. We can simply divide work by time, and find out the power of the pump?
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✤ Solution:
We have,
- g = 10 m/s²
- h = 12 m
It is approximated that, 1 litre of any substance like water, nearly weighs 1 kg. So, Here 2400 l = 2400 kg(approx.)
- m = 2400 kg
- And, t = 6 × 60 s
Finding the work done by using formula,
➝ W = mgh
➝ W = 2400 × 10 × 12 Joules
➝ W = 288000 Joules
Now, finding the power,
➝ P = W/t
➝ P = 288000/6×60 Watt
➝ P = 288000/360 Watt
➝ P = 800 W
✒ Therefore, Power of the pump = 800 W
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