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A water pump lifts up 100 kg of water upto a height of 20 m in 50 sceonds. Calculate power of water pump. WHO WILL ANSWER THIS CORRECTLY WILL BE MARKE BRAINLISt STEP BY STEP EXPLANATION PLEASE

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