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Water flows through a 2.5-cm-diameter hose at 3.0m/s. How long, in minutes, will it take to fill a 600Lchild's wading pool?

Short Answer

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The time taken to fill the pool is68min.

Step by step solution

01

Definition for volume flow rate

Equation of continuity states that the product of rate of flow of fluid and its cross-sectional area at given instant remains constant throughout the flow of fluid. This constant is defined as volume flow rate. Write the expression of volume flow rate.

Q=vA

Here, Qis the volume flow rate, vis velocity of the flow and Ais the area of cross section at the given moment (here hose).

02

Calculation of volume of water

Write the expression of area of cross-section of hose

A=Ï€d24

Here. Ais the area of cross section of hose and dis the diameter of hose. Substitute 2.5cmfor din the expression of area of cross-section.

A=Ï€(2.5cm)24

=4.9cm2

To determine the volume flow rate through hose, refer to the expression of volume flow rate.

Q=vA

Substitute

3.0m/sfor vand 4.9cm2for A.

Q=3.0m/s4.9cm2

=3.0m/s4.9cm21m2104cm2

=1.47×10-3m3/s

As the volume of water in the tank is:

V=6000L1m31000L

=6.0m3

03

Calculation of time

Write the expression of time taken Tto fill a volume Vwith a flow rate Q.

T=VQ

Substitute 6.0m3forVand 1.47×10-3m3/sfor Q.

T=6.0m31.47×10-3m3/s

=4.08×103s1min60s

T=68min

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