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a pump raises water by spending 4× 10 s j of energy in 10 s find the power of pump

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Correction Question:

A Pump Raises Water by Spending 4 × 10^{5} J of Energy in 10 S. Find the Power of Pump.

40,000 Watts

Given:

Energy that is used by the pump to raise water

=  4 × 10^{5} Joules

Joules is the SI unit of energy

Time taken by the pump

= 10 Seconds

To Find:

The power of the pump.

Calculating:

The formula used to calculate Power is:

Power = Energy / Time

Substituting all the given values into this formula we get:

= \frac{4.10^{5} }{10}

Taking 10 in the denominator to the numerator:

= 4.10^{5}.10^{-1}

Subtracting the 10^-1 from 10^5:

= 4.10^{5 - 1}

= 4 x 10^{4}

= 40,000 Watts

Therefore, the power of the pump is 40,000 Watts.

We write the power here in Watts because the SI unit of power is Watts.

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