Math, asked by yogeshkukkar8344, 11 months ago

The cross-section of a pipe is 4.8 sq.cm. If water comes out of the pipe at 30 cm/s, how much water is delivered in 1 second?

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Answered by mdazeem73
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Answer:

144 cubic cm is the volume of water that is delivered vin 1 sec

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Answered by JeanaShupp
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144 cm³ water is delivered in 1 second

Step-by-step explanation:

Given: The cross sectional area of pipe = 4.8 cm²

Now the water comes out of pipe at the speed = 30 cm/s

Therefore as we know

Speed =\dfrac{Distamce}{Time} \\\\\Rightarrow 30 =\dfrac{Distance}{1} \\\\\Rightarrow Distance = 30cm

Therefore

The distance is the length of pipe = 30 m

Area

text {Volume} =\text {cross sectional area} \times \text{length }\\\\\Rightarrow Volume= 4.8\times 30 = 144 cm^3

Hence, 144 cm³ water is delivered in 1 second

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