Physics, asked by bharatht1586, 11 months ago

12. An aeroplane of mass 5000 kg is flying at an
altitude of 3 km. If the area of the wings is
50m² and pressure at the lower surface of
wings is 06x10 Pa, the pressure on the upper
surface of wings is (in pascal) ( g= 10 ms 2)
1) 59x1032) 2x1043) 6x103 4) 59
non uniform tube ofron​

Answers

Answered by CarliReifsteck
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Answer:

The pressure on the upper surface is 59\times10^{3}\ Pa

(1) is correct option.

Explanation:

Given that,

Mass of aeroplane = 5000 kg

Altitude = 3 km

Area = 50 m²

Pressure on lower surface P_{l}= 0.6\times10^{5}\ Pa

We need to calculate the pressure on the upper surface

Using formula of pressure

(P_{l}-P_{u})A=mg

Put the value into the formula

(0.6\times10^{5}-P_{u})\times50=5000\times10

0.6\times10^{5}-P_{u}=10^{3}

-P_{u}=10^{3}-60\times10^{3}

-P_{u}=10^{3}(1-60)\ Pa

P_{u}=59\times10^{3}\ Pa

Hence, The pressure on the upper surface is 59\times10^{3}\ Pa

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