Physics, asked by Rozaine, 2 months ago

An electric motor can lift up the 1000 kg of water to a height of 45 meter in 5.5 minutes.The efficiency of the motor is 50%.What will be the changing spent energy of the machine, when its efficiency increases by 10%.Analyse mathematically.

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Answered by aahanajain43
0

Answer:

Answer:

\boxed{\mathfrak{(b) \ 50\%}}

(b) 50%

Given:

Input Power (\sf P_iP

i

)= 100 W

Mass (m) = 10 kg

Height (h) = 10 m

Time (t) = 20 s

To Find:

Efficiency of the motor

Explanation:

\star⋆ Output power of the motor:

\boxed{ \bold{Out put \: power \: (P_o)= \frac{mgh}{t}}}

Outputpower(P

o

)=

t

mgh

\begin{gathered}\sf \implies P_o = \frac{10 \times 10 \times 10}{20} \\ \\ \sf \implies P_o = \frac{1000}{20} \\ \\ \sf \implies P_o = \frac{ \cancel{20} \times 50}{ \cancel{20}} \\ \\ \sf \implies P_o = 50 \: W\end{gathered}

⟹P

o

=

20

10×10×10

⟹P

o

=

20

1000

⟹P

o

=

20

20

×50

⟹P

o

=50W

\star⋆ Efficiency of the motor:

\boxed{ \bold{Efficiency = \frac{Out put \ Power \ (P_o)}{In put \ Power \ (P_i)} \times 100}}

Efficiency=

Input Power (P

i

)

Output Power (P

o

)

×100

\begin{gathered}\sf \implies Efficiency = \frac{50}{ \cancel{100}} \times \cancel{100} \\ \\ \sf \implies Efficiency = 50 \: \%\end{gathered}

⟹Efficiency=

100

50

×

100

⟹Efficiency=50%

\therefore∴

Efficiency of the motor = 50 %

hope it helps!!

Answered by tulasicharan7
0

Answer:

10,000

Explanation:

1000kg *10

*7=(=889=*55567)

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