Pump power is given by formula
"P=\\frac{A}{t} (1)"
Where A is the work, t is the time
The work is given by formula
"A=mgh=\u01bfVgh=\u01bfShgh=\u01bf\\frac{\u03c0d\u00d7d}{4}hgh (2)"
We put (2) in (1)
"P=\\frac{ \u01bf \u03c0d\u00d7d hgh }{4t} (3)"
In our case, we have ƿ=103, d=4, h=12, g=10, t=5×60
Using (3) we get
P=80.8 hp (1hp=746 watts)
The second pump will not be able to pump out water because its power is less than 80.8 hp
Answer
The second pump will not be able to pump out water
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