Answer to Question #171377 in Field Theory for brian

Question #171377

A pump discharges 700 π‘™π‘–π‘‘π‘’π‘Ÿπ‘  of fuel oil into a tank 25 π‘š above the pump’s intake. How much work is done against gravity by the pump? One cubic centimeter of fuel oil has a mass of 0.89 g and one liter is 1, 000 π‘π‘š3.


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2021-03-14T19:13:39-0400
"m=(700)(1000)(0.89)=623000\\ g=623\\ kg"

"W=mgh=(623)(9.8)(25)=153\\ kJ"


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