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Suppose that a mass delta m of water is pumped in time delta t. The pump
increases the potential energy of the water by Delta mgh, where h is
the vertical distance through which it is lifted, and increases its
kinetic energy by 1 /2 delta mv^2 , where v is its final speed. The
work it does is
Delta W = delta m gh +1/2 delta mv^2
power P = Delta W / delta t
P = delta m gh +1/2 delta mv^2 / delta t
P = delta m / deta t (gh+1/2v^2)
Now
the rate of mass delta m /delta t = rho *A*v where rho is density of
water and A is the area of the hose. The area of the hose A = pi*r^2 =
3.14*(0.01)^2 = 3.14*10^-4 m^2
rho*A*v = 1000*3.14x10^-4x5 = 1.57 kg/sec
Thus P = P = delta m / deta t (gh+1/2v^2) = 1.57*[9.8*3 + 5^2 / 2]
P = 66 W
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Nirmal Singh
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