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Answered by Anonymous
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Given diameter of the neck is 2 cm
Or we can also consider it as 0.02 m

So let's find area of cross section of the neck firstly

=>\:\frac{πd^2}{4}

=>\:0.000314m^2

Now , Diameter of the bottom is 10 cm as given in the statement = 0 .1 m

So now , Area of cross section of bottom is

=>\:\frac{πd^2}{4}

=>\:0.00785m^2

Now , Force applied on cork

Force ( F ) = 1 . 2 Kgf

Let let us assume f as the force acting on bottom therefore ,

\frac{F}{A}\:=>\:\frac{f}{a}

F \: =>\: \frac{f}{a}\:×\:a

=>\:\frac{1.2}{0.000314}\:×\:0.00785

\huge\green{Hence ,\: we \:get\:30\:Kgf}

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Answered by Anonymous
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Given diameter of the neck is 2 cm

Or we can also consider it as 0.02 m

So let's find area of cross section of the neck firstly

=>\:\frac{πd^2}{4}=>

4

πd

2

=>\:0.000314m^2=>0.000314m

2

Now , Diameter of the bottom is 10 cm as given in the statement = 0 .1 m

So now , Area of cross section of bottom is

=>\:\frac{πd^2}{4}=>

4

πd

2

=>\:0.00785m^2=>0.00785m

2

Now , Force applied on cork

Force ( F ) = 1 . 2 Kgf

Let let us assume f as the force acting on bottom therefore ,

\frac{F}{A}\:=>\:\frac{f}{a}

A

F

=>

a

f

F \: =>\: \frac{f}{a}\:×\:aF=>

a

f

×a

=>\:\frac{1.2}{0.000314}\:×\:0.00785=>

0.000314

1.2

×0.00785

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