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a tube of uniform area of cross section of 0.1 CM square contains the Mercury column of mass 10.2 gram calculate the height of mercury in tube given density of mercury is equals to 13.6 gram per centimetre cube​

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Answered by imperialxak47
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Answered by rohit301486
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\green{\bold{\therefore Length\:of\:thread=7.5\:cm}}

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\underline \bold{Given : }

\tt :\implies Mass\:of\:thread(M) = 10.2 \: g

\tt :\implies Cross \: section(A) = 0.1 \: cm ^{3}

\tt :\implies Density \: of \: mercury(D) = 13.6 \: g/cm

 \underline \bold{to \: find : }

 \tt :\implies Length \: of \: thread(L) = ?

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\bold{By \: using \: formula : }

\tt :\implies Density = \frac{Mass}{Volume} - - - - - (1)

\bold{For \: Finding \: Length}

\tt :\implies Volume = Cross \: section \: Area \times length

\tt :\implies V= A\times L

 \tt :\implies V = 0.1 \times L

\bold{Putting \: value \: of \: v\: in \: (1)}

\tt :\implies D = \frac{M}{0.1 \times L}

 \tt :\implies 13.6 = \frac{10.2}{0.1 \times L}

\tt :\implies 13.6 \times 0.1 \times L= 10.2

\tt :\implies L = \frac{ \cancel{10.2}}{ \cancel{1.36}}

\bold{ \tt :\implies L= 7.5 \: cm}

\bold{\therefore Length \: of \: thread \: is \: 7.5 \: cm}

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