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The physical quantity denoted by mass into pressure by density

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Answered by adikool
24
It is work
As, mass × pressure/ density
=mass×pressure/mass÷volume
(now mass gets cancelled and pressure and volume is multiplied )
so pressure ×volume= work
Answered by AnkitaSahni
6

Given :

\frac{Mass * Pressure}{Density}

To Find :

The physical quantity denoted by \frac{Mass * Pressure}{Density}

Solution :

Formula for Pressure = \frac{Force}{Area}

Formula for Density = \frac{Mass}{Volume}

Formula for Volume = Area × Length

\frac{Mass * Pressure}{Density}

=  \frac{Mass * Force * Volume}{Area * Mass}

= \frac{Force * Area * Length}{Area }

= Force × Length

We know, Work is measured as the scalar product of the applied force and the displacement of the object.

  Work Done = Force . Displacement

Therefore, the physical quantity having \frac{Mass * Pressure}{Density}  is Work.

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