Answer:
V = 6.36 m³
Explanation:
For this exercise we will use fluid mechanics relations, starting with the continuity equation.
Let's write the flow equation
Q = v₁ A₁
The area of a circle is
A = π r²
Radius is half the diameter
A = π/4 d²
Q = v₁ π/4 d₁²
Q = π/ 4 15 0.03 2
Q = 0.0106 m3 / s
The volume of water in t = 10 min = 10 60 = 600 s
Q = V / t
V = Q t
V = 0.0106 600
V = 6.36 m³
(if it's frictionless the length doesn't even matter :) )
It would have the same kinetic energy down as the potential energy up. That is,
or
(the mass doesn't even matter). The result is
, so only the height matters really. It is almost 9 (it is
).
The answer is struggling to perform
For this case we have that a paper clip is a very small object, to be taken in the hand we feel that its mass is very small, almost imperceptible.
For this reason we can discard option D and option A.
Being so small we can use the milligrams to measure its mass, it is the smallest scale.
Answer:
Option B
