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Derive the Relation P= density× gravity× height formula to calculate atmospheric pressure?? ​

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Answered by Anonymous
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Derivation :

as we know,

   : \to  \bf \: Pressure (p)=  \frac{Force (F)}{Area(A)}

  :  \to \bf p =  \frac{ m \: g}{A}  \sf \:  \:  \:  \:  \:  \:  \:  \: [  \because \: acceleration \:  \:  due \:  \:  to  \:  \: gravity ] \\

  :  \to \bf \: p =  \frac{ \rho \: v \: g}{A}  \sf \:  \:  \:   [  \: \because Mass (m)= density (\rho) × Volume ( v) \:  ] \\

  :  \to \bf \: p =  \frac{ \rho \times  \:  \cancel{A}×h \: \times  g}{ \cancel{A}}  \\

 \large \green {\boxed{ :  \to \bf \green{p =  h \rho \: g}}}

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