Physics, asked by priyanshu957023, 11 months ago

A massless conical flask filled with a liquid is kept
on a table in vacuum. The force exerted by the
liquid on the base of the flask is W,. The force
exerted by the flask on the table is W.
2
(A) W = W₂
(B) W, > W
(C) W, <W,
(D) The force exerted by the liquid on the walls of
the flask is (W.-W..

Answers

Answered by aristocles
1

Answer:

So correct relation between the forces are

W_1 &lt; W_2

N_{wall} = W_2 - W_1

Explanation:

As we know that the liquid is filled in the conical flask so here if we draw the FBD of liquid then by force balance on that liquid we will have

N + N_{wall} = W

so we have

W_1 = W - N_{wall}

here we know that

W_1 = force due to base of the flask on the liquid

N_{wall} = Force due to side wall of the liquid

Now if we draw the FBD of the container then we will have

W_2 = W

So we can see here that the force due to table will be more than the force due to base of the flask

so we will have

W_1 &lt; W_2

also we know that

force due to side wall

N_{wall} = W_2 - W_1

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Answered by digitalwarehouse13
1

Answer:

B,D

Explanation:

For equilibrium of liquid, side walls of flask exert

a force in downward direction on liquid due to which net force

on base by liquid increase hence W1 > W2 and by Newton's

third law option (D) is also correct.

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