Physics, asked by sanju136, 1 year ago

PLZ TELL FAST..... A water pump raises 50 litre of water through height of 25 m in 5 s. calculate power of pump requires. (Take g= 10 N and density of water = 1000 kg m-³)


Akv2: hey bro g don't equals to 10 Newton because g means acceleration due to gravity head unit of gravity is M / s ²
sanju136: g= 10 N kg-¹
Akv2: is it correct or not

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Answered by Akv2
6
we know that power =work done or energy consumed / time taken to do that work or consuming that amount of energy.
energy stored in water by lifting it up to 25 metres = m x g x h.
potential energy = m x g x h.
energy stored in water = 50 x 10 x 25.
that is 12500 joules.
we know that time taken to lift it up to 25 metres = 5 seconds.
then power = 12500 / 5.
power =2500 Watt.
we also know that 1 kilo watt = 1000 watt.
show 2500 watt =2.5 kilowatt.
or 2.5 kW.
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Akv2: is it correct or not
sanju136: yes it's correct
sanju136: thanks very much again
Answered by Brenquoler
1

Height = 25m

Time = 5s

Volume = 50l

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

density = mass / volume

So,

 { \blue{ \bf{  1m² = 1000l }}}

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

1000=mass/(1/1000×50)

mass=1000×50×1/1000

 { \blue{ \bf{  =50kg }}}

 { \blue{ \bf{W=F=mg=50×10=500   }}}

P=500×25/5

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

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