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a liquid is filled in a container as shown in figure, there is a circular area on the side wall at depth h/4. Radius of circular area is h/8, where h is height of container area. Find force applied by liquid on circular area.
(assume container is filled completely)​

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Answered by kncclibrary
1

Answer:

Pressure is defined as the force per unit area:

P

=

F

A

.

If an object is immersed in a liquid at a depth

h

, the fluid pressure is given by the constant depth formula

P

=

ρ

g

h

,

where

ρ

is the fluid density and

g

is the acceleration due to gravity.

Fluid pressure is a scalar quantity. It has no direction, so a fluid exerts pressure equally in all directions. This statement is known as Pascal’s law discovered by the French scientist Blaise Pascal (

1623

1662

).

Consider the case when a vertical plate bounded by the lines

x

=

a

,

x

=

b

,

y

=

f

(

x

)

,

y

=

g

(

x

)

is immersed in a liquid.

Fluid force acting on a lamina immersed in a liquid.

Figure 1.

Since the different points of the lamina are at different depths, the total hydrostatic force

F

acting on the lamina is determined through integration:

F

=

ρ

g

b

a

[

f

(

x

)

g

(

x

)

]

x

d

x

.

This formula is often referred as the variable depth formula for fluid force.

Explanation:

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