Pressure is defined as momentum per unit volume is it true. justify.
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Let us assume that pressure = linear momentum/volume
Pressure = mass* velocity / volume (where momentum=mass*velocity)
Unit of Pressure = Kgm
or
Kg-----------------(1)
By the definition of pressure:
Pressure = Force/Area
Unit of pressure = Kgm
or
Kg----------------(2)
Since 1 is not equal to 2
Pressure is not a linear momentum per unit volume.
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Pressure = mass* velocity / volume (where momentum=mass*velocity)
Unit of Pressure = Kgm
or
Kg-----------------(1)
By the definition of pressure:
Pressure = Force/Area
Unit of pressure = Kgm
or
Kg----------------(2)
Since 1 is not equal to 2
Pressure is not a linear momentum per unit volume.
hope help❤❤❤❤
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Pressure = mv/Volume
= [M¹L¹T-¹]/[L³-]
= [M¹L²-T¹-]
Pressure = Thrust/Area
= [M¹L¹T²-]/[L²-]
= [M¹L¹-T²-]
So, the answer is No.
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