Math, asked by flyingin, 1 month ago

Find the pressure exerted by a water tank exerting a force of 6160 N. The

radius of bottom of tank is 140 cm.

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Answered by ss6087756

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Answer:

Force exerted at base of tank is equal to weight of water.

Volume of tank V=A×H=1.5×1=1.5m

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Mass of water in tank m=volume×density

m=1.5×1000=1500kg

Weight, W=F=mg=1500×10=15000N

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