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If potential energy is double of kinetic energy of an object mass 10 kg , moving with
velocity 10 m/s .find the height of object?
If pressure exerted on earth is 1 atmospheric pressure. calculate force acting on one​

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Answered by Asterinn
10

QUESTION 1 :-

If potential energy is double of kinetic energy of an object mass 10 kg , moving with

velocity 10 m/s .find the height of object?

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Given :

Mass of object = 10 kg

Velocity = 10 m/s

To find :

the height of object

Formula used :

 \bf p = mgh

 \bf k = \frac{1}{2} \times m \times {v}^{2}

Where :-

  • p = potential energy
  • k = kinetic energy
  • m = mass of object
  • v = velocity
  • h = height

Solution :

Potential energy is double of kinetic energy.

 \sf\therefore mgh = 2 \times \dfrac{1}{2} \times m \times {v}^{2} \sf\implies mgh = m \times {v}^{2}

cancel out m from each side.

\sf\implies gh = {v}^{2}

Now g = 10 m/s²

\sf\implies 10 \times h = {v}^{2}

Now put v = 10 m/s ( given )

\sf\implies 10 \times h = {10}^{2}

\sf\implies h = \dfrac{{10}^{2}}{10} \sf\implies h = \dfrac{{10} \times 10}{10}

\sf\implies h = 10m

Answer 1 :

height = 10 metres

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QUESTION 2 -

If pressure exerted on earth is 1 atmospheric pressure. calculate force acting on one square metre.

Solution :-

1 atm = 101325 Pa

Area = 1 m²

Where :-

  • atm = atmospheric pressure
  • Pa = Pascal

 \sf p =  \dfrac{f}{a}

where :-

  • p = pressure
  • f = force
  • a = area

 \sf \implies 101325=  \dfrac{f}{1}

\sf \implies 101325 \: N =  {f}

Answer 2 :

  • 101325 N
Answered by Ishu995
28

QUESTION - 1

If potential energy is double of kinetic energy of an object mass 10 kg , moving with

velocity 10 m/s .find the height of object?

Formula -

\bf p = mghp=mgh

\bf k = \frac{1}{2} \times m \times {v}^{2}

Where :-

  • p = potential energy
  • k = kinetic energy
  • m = mass of object
  • v = velocity
  • h = height
  • Potential energy is double of kinetic energy.

\sf\therefore mgh = 2 \times \dfrac{1}{2} \times m \times {v}^{2}

\sf\implies mgh = m \times {v}^{2}

Now

cancel out m from each side-

\sf\implies gh = {v}^{2}

Now g = 10 m/s²

\sf\implies 10 \times h = {v}^{2}

Now put v = 10 m/s ( given )

\sf\implies 10 \times h = {10}^{2}

\sf\implies h = \dfrac{{10}^{2}}{10}

\sf\implies h = \dfrac{{10} \times 10}{10}

⟹h=10m

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QUESTION 2 -

If pressure exerted on earth is 1 atmospheric pressure. calculate force acting on one square metre.

Solution :-

1 atm = 101325 Pa

Area = 1 m²

Where :-

  • atm = atmospheric pressure

Pa = Pascal

\sf p = \dfrac{f}{a}

where :-

  • p = pressure
  • f = force
  • a = area

\sf \implies 101325= \dfrac{f}{1}

\sf \implies 101325 \: N = {f}

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