CBSE BOARD XII, asked by dhanushappus86, 5 months ago

a rectangular tank 4 m long , 1.5m wide contains water upto a height of 2m . Calculate the force due to water pressure on the base of the tank . Find also the depth of the centre of pressure from the free surface.​

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Answered by NaziaFarees
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Tank is moving upwards with an acceleration of

Tank is moving upwards with an acceleration of 2g

Tank is moving upwards with an acceleration of 2g

Tank is moving upwards with an acceleration of 2g m/s

Tank is moving upwards with an acceleration of 2g m/s 2

Tank is moving upwards with an acceleration of 2g m/s 2

Tank is moving upwards with an acceleration of 2g m/s 2 Thus for the system g eef = 23g

3g

3g m/s

3g m/s 2

3g m/s 2

3g m/s 2 Pressure increases with depth according to the formula : P = P

3g m/s 2 Pressure increases with depth according to the formula : P = P 0

3g m/s 2 Pressure increases with depth according to the formula : P = P 0

3g m/s 2 Pressure increases with depth according to the formula : P = P 0 +ρg

3g m/s 2 Pressure increases with depth according to the formula : P = P 0 +ρg eff

3g m/s 2 Pressure increases with depth according to the formula : P = P 0 +ρg eff

3g m/s 2 Pressure increases with depth according to the formula : P = P 0 +ρg eff h

3g m/s 2 Pressure increases with depth according to the formula : P = P 0 +ρg eff hAlso pressure due to the weight of the liquid = ρVg/A = ρVh=22.5㎩

3g m/s 2 Pressure increases with depth according to the formula : P = P 0 +ρg eff hAlso pressure due to the weight of the liquid = ρVg/A = ρVh=22.5㎩Here P

3g m/s 2 Pressure increases with depth according to the formula : P = P 0 +ρg eff hAlso pressure due to the weight of the liquid = ρVg/A = ρVh=22.5㎩Here P 0

3g m/s 2 Pressure increases with depth according to the formula : P = P 0 +ρg eff hAlso pressure due to the weight of the liquid = ρVg/A = ρVh=22.5㎩Here P 0

3g m/s 2 Pressure increases with depth according to the formula : P = P 0 +ρg eff hAlso pressure due to the weight of the liquid = ρVg/A = ρVh=22.5㎩Here P 0 = 0. Because atmospheric pressure is applied from both sides thus it;s cancelled.

3g m/s 2 Pressure increases with depth according to the formula : P = P 0 +ρg eff hAlso pressure due to the weight of the liquid = ρVg/A = ρVh=22.5㎩Here P 0 = 0. Because atmospheric pressure is applied from both sides thus it;s cancelled.∴ Pressure = ρg

3g m/s 2 Pressure increases with depth according to the formula : P = P 0 +ρg eff hAlso pressure due to the weight of the liquid = ρVg/A = ρVh=22.5㎩Here P 0 = 0. Because atmospheric pressure is applied from both sides thus it;s cancelled.∴ Pressure = ρg eff

3g m/s 2 Pressure increases with depth according to the formula : P = P 0 +ρg eff hAlso pressure due to the weight of the liquid = ρVg/A = ρVh=22.5㎩Here P 0 = 0. Because atmospheric pressure is applied from both sides thus it;s cancelled.∴ Pressure = ρg eff

3g m/s 2 Pressure increases with depth according to the formula : P = P 0 +ρg eff hAlso pressure due to the weight of the liquid = ρVg/A = ρVh=22.5㎩Here P 0 = 0. Because atmospheric pressure is applied from both sides thus it;s cancelled.∴ Pressure = ρg eff h=18742.5㎩ + 22.5㎩ =187.65 kPa

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