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mass of water flowing volume density per second==(volume X density)/time
=(area x lenght x density)/time
=area x density x velocity
=a z x v
Therefore,Rate of increase of k.e=mv2/2xtime
=(A x z x V^3)/2
Mass m, flowing out per second, can be increased to m1 by increasing to V to V1, then power
increases from P to P1.
therefore,p1/p=(A x z x V1^3)/(A x z x V^3)
=(v1/v)^3
so,
m1/m=(A x z x v1)/(a x z x v)=v1/v
But given m1 = 2m, v1 = 2v
therefore,p1/p=2^3=8
so,p1=8p..
ans 3rd is right............
=(area x lenght x density)/time
=area x density x velocity
=a z x v
Therefore,Rate of increase of k.e=mv2/2xtime
=(A x z x V^3)/2
Mass m, flowing out per second, can be increased to m1 by increasing to V to V1, then power
increases from P to P1.
therefore,p1/p=(A x z x V1^3)/(A x z x V^3)
=(v1/v)^3
so,
m1/m=(A x z x v1)/(a x z x v)=v1/v
But given m1 = 2m, v1 = 2v
therefore,p1/p=2^3=8
so,p1=8p..
ans 3rd is right............
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mass of water flowing volume density per second==(volume X density)/time .
=(area x lenght x density)/time .
=area x density x velocity .
=a z x v
Therefore,Rate of increase of k.e=mv2/2xtime .
=(A x z x V^3)/2
Mass m, flowing out per second, can be increased to m1 by increasing to V to V1, then power .
increases from P to P1.
therefore,p1/p=(A x z x V1^3)/(A x z x V^3)
=(v1/v)^3
so,
m1/m=(A x z x v1)/(a x z x v)=v1/v
But given m1 = 2m, v1 = 2v
therefore,p1/p=2^3=8
so,p1=8p.
ANS= 3rd is right.
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