Physics, asked by vanshkalariya13, 3 months ago

q2 im having doubt please help me with it​

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Answered by gotoo000612y
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Analysis

Here the question conveys that 200kg of water is to be lift to a vertical height of 15m. And we've to find the amount of work done to life it (assuming g=10m/s²). And we know that:-

\dashrightarrow\rm{W=F\times s}

\dashrightarrow\rm{ F=m\times a\qquad\big[a=g\big]}

\therefore\rm{W=mgh\qquad\big[s=h\big]}

Given

  • Mass of water(m)=200kg
  • Heigt(h)=15m
  • g=10m/s²

To Find

The work done to life the water to the given height.

Answer

\large{\underline{\boxed{\leadsto{\rm{W=mgh}}}}}

\implies\rm{W=mgh}

\implies\rm{W=200kg\times10\frac{m}{s}\times15m}

\implies\rm{W=2000\times15}

\implies\rm{W=30,000Joules}

{\boxed{\boxed{\implies{\bf{W=30,000J;3\times10^4J\checkmark}}}}}

Hence the work done required to life 200kg of water to a height of 15m is 30,000Joules or \rm{3\times10^4Joules} which is the required answer.

HOPE IT HELPS.

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