The document contains questions about pressure in liquids. It asks how pressures at different points in a diagram compare, how replacing water with paraffin would affect pressure, and calculates volume, mass, weight, and pressure using given densities and dimensions of liquids in tanks. Specifically, it asks to calculate the pressure at point B in diagrams of liquids in tanks.
The document contains questions about pressure in liquids. It asks how pressures at different points in a diagram compare, how replacing water with paraffin would affect pressure, and calculates volume, mass, weight, and pressure using given densities and dimensions of liquids in tanks. Specifically, it asks to calculate the pressure at point B in diagrams of liquids in tanks.
The document contains questions about pressure in liquids. It asks how pressures at different points in a diagram compare, how replacing water with paraffin would affect pressure, and calculates volume, mass, weight, and pressure using given densities and dimensions of liquids in tanks. Specifically, it asks to calculate the pressure at point B in diagrams of liquids in tanks.
6 – Pressure in Liquids Student: _________________________________________
g = 10 N/kg; density of water = 1000 kg/m3; density of paraffin = 8o0kg/m3
1. In the diagram on the right: a. How does the pressure at A compare with the pressure at B? b. How does the pressure at B compare with the pressure at D? c. How does the pressure at A compare with the pressure at C? d. If the water in the system were replaced with paraffin, how would this affect the pressure at B? 2. A rectangular storage tank 4 m long by 3 m wide is filled with paraffin to a depth of 2 m. Calculate: a. the volume of paraffin b. the mass of paraffin c. the weight of paraffin d. the pressure at the bottom of the tank due to the paraffin 3. In the diagram on the right, calculate the pressure at B due to the water.