prove that p = dgh in mathematical way
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Let's finding the force at the bottom of the container.
Let,
mass of the container = m
Volume of the container = V
density of the container = d
Area of the bottom = A
Height of the container = h
F = mg
Now,
Pressure = Force / Area
P = F/A
P = m g / A
dividing h on denometer and numerator,
P = mgh / Ah
P = mgh / V ( V = Ah )
P = d g h ( d = m/V)
Let,
mass of the container = m
Volume of the container = V
density of the container = d
Area of the bottom = A
Height of the container = h
F = mg
Now,
Pressure = Force / Area
P = F/A
P = m g / A
dividing h on denometer and numerator,
P = mgh / Ah
P = mgh / V ( V = Ah )
P = d g h ( d = m/V)
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From, what is pressure: Pressure = Force/Area
From, what is Force: Force = mass xacceleration = m x g (acceleration in gravity)
So: Pressure = F/A = mg/A
From What is Density: Density = Mass/Volume ; Mass= Density x Volume
We now have Pressure = (density x volume x acceleration)/area.
From, what is Force: Force = mass xacceleration = m x g (acceleration in gravity)
So: Pressure = F/A = mg/A
From What is Density: Density = Mass/Volume ; Mass= Density x Volume
We now have Pressure = (density x volume x acceleration)/area.
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