Physics, asked by chonbenthungo7691, 4 hours ago

If ‘X’ does 400 J of work in 1⁄6 hrs and ‘Y’ does 600 J of work in 1⁄3 hrs .What will be ratio of power developed by X and Y ?

Answers

Answered by mahendrabhandarkar71
1

Answer:

2:3

Explanation:

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Answered by nirman95
7

Given:

'X’ does 400 J of work in 1⁄6 hrs and ‘Y’ does 600 J of work in 1⁄3 hrs .

To find:

Ratio of power developed ?

Calculation:

  • Power is defined as the rate of doing work.

  • SI unit of power is watt (i.e. J/Second)

 \dfrac{P_{X}}{P_{Y}} =  \dfrac{ \bigg(  \dfrac{400}{1/6 \times 3600} \bigg)}{ \bigg( \dfrac{600}{1/3 \times 3600}  \bigg)}

 \implies \dfrac{P_{X}}{P_{Y}} =  \dfrac{ \bigg(  \dfrac{400}{1/6} \bigg)}{ \bigg( \dfrac{600}{1/3 }  \bigg)}

 \implies \dfrac{P_{X}}{P_{Y}} =  \dfrac{ \bigg(  \dfrac{4}{1/6} \bigg)}{ \bigg( \dfrac{6}{1/3 }  \bigg)}

 \implies \dfrac{P_{X}}{P_{Y}} =  \dfrac{ 4 \times 6}{ 6 \times 3}

 \implies \dfrac{P_{X}}{P_{Y}} =  \dfrac{ 4 }{  3}

So, required ratio is 4 : 3 .

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