3: A 1500-Watt pump pumps 12,000 liters of an experimental fluid vertically upward 5 meters. The density of the fluid is

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3: A 1500-Watt pump pumps 12,000 liters of an experimental fluid vertically upward 5 meters. The density of the fluid is 1150 kg/m². (a) What is the mass of the fluid? (hint: remember, 1 cm² = 1 ml) (b) How much work did the pump do in moving all of the fluid? (c) How long will it take the pump to pump all the water up the 5 vertical meters? (16 points) =
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