For the system shown in the Figure, Reservoir 1 has a water depth of 6 m and Reservoir 2 has a water depth of 14 m. The bottom of Reservoir 2 is at an elevation of 19 m above the bottom of Reservoir 1. The pump is required to deliver 400 l/s of water from Reservoir 1 to Reservoir 2. Given that the total energy loss in the system is 1 J/N, how much power must the pump deliver? Give your answer in kW to one decimal place. Reservoir 2 pump Reservoir 1

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For the system shown in the Figure, Reservoir 1 has a water depth of 6 m and Reservoir 2 has a water depth of 14 m. The bottom of Reservoir 2 is at an
elevation of 19 m above the bottom of Reservoir 1. The pump is required to deliver 400 l/s of water from Reservoir 1 to Reservoir 2. Given that the total
energy loss in the system is 1 J/N, how much power must the pump deliver? Give your answer in kW to one decimal place.
Reservoir 2
pump
Reservoir 1
Power (kW)
Round your answer to 1 decimal place.
Transcribed Image Text:For the system shown in the Figure, Reservoir 1 has a water depth of 6 m and Reservoir 2 has a water depth of 14 m. The bottom of Reservoir 2 is at an elevation of 19 m above the bottom of Reservoir 1. The pump is required to deliver 400 l/s of water from Reservoir 1 to Reservoir 2. Given that the total energy loss in the system is 1 J/N, how much power must the pump deliver? Give your answer in kW to one decimal place. Reservoir 2 pump Reservoir 1 Power (kW) Round your answer to 1 decimal place.
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