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112cm³ of water can fully occupy the container shown above. Given that the height of the vertex of the pyramid to the surface of the water is 4 cm, find the height of water.

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Answered by Vaish2934
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Base area of the given tank, A=1.0m2

Area of the hinged door, a=20cm2=20×10−4m2

Density of water, ρ1=103kg/m3

Density of acid, ρ2=1.7×103kg/m3

Height of the water column, h1=4m

Height of the acid column, h2=4m

Acceleration due to gravity, g=9.8

Pressure due to water is given as:

P1=h1ρ1g

     =4×103×9.8=3.92×104Pa 

Pressure due to acid is given as:

P2=h2ρ2g

      =4×1.7×103×9.8=6.664×104Pa

Pressure difference between the water and acid columns:

△P=P2−P1

        =6.664×104−3.92×104 

        =

Answered by itzmecutejennei
1

Answer:

triangle p = p2-p1

hope it helps you pls

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