Physics, asked by deepak4898, 7 months ago

Discribe an activity to show that air exert friction.​

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Answered by sarnaavneetkaur
1

Explanation:

Fill roughly one-third of a cup with water. Then, cover the mouth of the cup completely with a flat, hard cardboard. Using your hand to keep it in place, turn the cup upside down. When you remove your hand, the the cardboard stays in place.

One would expect that due to gravity, the water will fall, and even the cardboard will. However, it does not, which means that something must be applying an upward force on the cardboard. This is nothing other than air pressure, which applies a force across the surface of the cardboard in an upward direction.

Thus we can demonstrate that air exerts pressure, because otherwise, the water would have fallen.

Answered by nightfury27
18

Explanation:

If the volume of the gas is kept constant , its pressure increases with the increase in temperature. For example, when the air is suck out of a bottle, the air present out side it exerts pressure in all possible directions of bottle . Due to this reason the bottle gets crushed

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