Physics, asked by winfredboafo, 10 months ago

Calculate the power of a pump which can lift 400kg of water through a vertical height of 12m in 20 seconds

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Answered by Rahmaankhan
2

Answer:

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Answered by Mysty
3

Answer:p=

Explanation:

P=work/time

Work=mgx h(potential energy as it has height)

=400x10(g is 9.8m/s² but I rounded it off) X 12

=48000J

Now power=48000J/20seconds

=2400 watt.

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