A nuclear power plant is defined as a thermal power station where electricity is generated by the help of sustainable nuclear fission.
A nuclear power plant needs nuclear reactor as the thermal energy generator .The reactor has various parts where fissionable radioactive material will undergo nuclear fission .Through this process high amount of thermal energy is released which is allowed to water to generate steam.
The steam produced in the reactor drives the turbine which is connected to the generator.Due to the electromagnetic induction the generator will produce electricity.
The control rods present in the nuclear reactor will control the rate of fission by absorbing the thermal neutrons.
Hence the correct answer of the question is C i.e Turbine.
Answer:
applying 1st eq of motion vf=vi+at here we have to find a=vf-vi/t , a= 1-1/5 , a=0/5 then we got a=0 here(vf value 3.6km/h is converted in standard unit 3.6×1000/3600 so we get vf=1m/s²
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