Not much changes, but there are some great pressure so some hills may form.
Imaginative and original are the best choices here. I would not say they necessarily result in valid results, though.
As the room becomes warmer, the temperature of the thermistor will increase as well. The resistance of thermistors reduces when their temperature increases; thus, the current to the motor will increase and the fan will run faster when temperature is increased.
Answer:
The claim is not reasonable
Explanation:
From the question we are told that
The power consumed is
The height of the pool's free surface is
The rate is
Given that the rate is 53 liters in 1 second , let say the 1 liter is equivalent to 1 kg so 50 liter = 50 kg
So the workdone by the pump is mathematically represented as
=>
=>
So what this value is telling us is that 14700 J of work is done in one second
and generally power is workdone per time thus the power consumed to move water at the given rate is 14.7 kW which is far greater than the power stated in the question so the claim is not reasonable