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If a wooden cuboid has mass of 20kg the length breadth and height found this wooden cuboid are 200,100,40cm find the pressure of the fuel which this block his kept

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Answered by MarilynEvans
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Answer : -

Given that,

Mass = 20 kg

Length = 200 cm

Breadth = 100 cm

Height = 40 cm

Assumption : -

Assume acceleration due to gravity g = 9.8 m/s²

But, this are in cm and not metre which is the SI unit of length. So, we've have to change this into it's SI unit.

As we know,

I00 cm = 1 m

.°. Length = 200 cm = 2 m

Breadth = 100 cm = 1 m

Height = 40 cm = 0.4 m

We know that,

Pressure =  \frac{Force\:(Thrust)}{Area}

But we don't know the force and area here. But we can calculate it as,

Force = mass  \times acceleration

Force = 20 kg  \times 9.8 m/s^2

Force = 196 N

Now, we'll find the area of the bottom of cuboidal wooden block.

Area = lb

Area =  2\:m \times 1\:m

Area =  2\:m^2

Now, we've gotta the values of force and area and we are abled to find out the pressure by using the following formula,

Pressure =  \frac{Force\:(Thrust)}{Area}

Pressure =  \frac{196\:N}{2\:m^2}

Pressure = 98 Pascal

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