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a cylindrical cylinder is filled with water upto brim.if the pressure exerted by the water at the bottom of the container is 1000 Pa then the height of the container is?

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Answered by ASHITHACHILAKAMARRI
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If you remember that velocity of efflux is sqrt(2gh)

so basically if we will find the height of the water level then we can find velocity of efflux

as we know atmospheric pressure is 1atm and it is given that at bottom pressure is 3atm it means 2atm pressure is exerted by the water of the tank so just equate this pressure to

p=density*10*h

and find h, then put the value of h in formula of velocity of efflux you will get your answer

Answered by prithuchauhan22
16

Pressure in liquid is given by formula

Pressure = density X g X h

Now we know density of water = 1000kg/m^3 and g= 10 m/s^2

Hence pressure= 1000 X 10 X h

Pressure is given as 1000pa

Then height = 0.1 m= 10 cm

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