Finding power of water falling from 20m height

[besfort]

Homework Statement

Find the power of the water if it falls from the height (h= 20m), for every minute falls 80m^3 (Volume=80m³).

Homework Equations

P=A/t
W = mg
A = Fh
P= Fv

The Attempt at a Solution

I attempted to find the mass first, but I couldn't find any formula to do so.

 

[berkeman]

Homework Statement

Find the power of the water if it falls from the height (h= 20m), for every minute falls 80m^3 (Volume=80m³).

Homework Equations

P=A/t
W = mg
A = Fh
P= Fv

The Attempt at a Solution

I attempted to find the mass first, but I couldn't find any formula to do so.

1cc of water weighs 1 gram. So a liter of water weighs a kilogram. That should get you to the answer.

 

[besfort]

If 80m^3 = 80000l, then that means the mass is 80000kg, aye?

 

[rock.freak667]

If 80m^3 = 80000l, then that means the mass is 80000kg, aye?

Right so you have 80,000 kg falling per minute. How much kg per second is that? Hence how much Newtons per second is that?

Remember that Power = Rate at which work is done = Force*distance/Time