Physics, asked by rohanthokala123, 9 months ago

a water pump raises 50 liters of water through a height of 25 meters i 5 seconds. Find the power of pump

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Answered by mohakpaul2005
3

Answer:

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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

Answered by Brenquoler
1

Height = 25m

Time = 5s

Volume = 50l

 { \pink{ \bf{  Let's \: convert \: volume \:to \:density: }}}

density = mass / volume

So,

 { \pink{ \bf{  1m² = 1000l }}}

 { \pink{ \bf{ density = mass / volume  }}}

1000=mass/(1/1000×50)

mass=1000×50×1/1000

 { \pink{ \bf{  =50kg }}}

 { \pink{ \bf{W=F=mg=50×10=500   }}}

P=500×25/5

 { \pink{ \bf{P=2500W \: Ans   }}}

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