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Calculating Displacement of X and Y with Water-Filled Container
P = ρgh h = P/ρg = 3121 Pa / (997 kg/m³ * 9.8) = 0.32m So the pressure from the 10Kg can only push the X, 0.32m upward instead of 127.48m. Is that correct?- bbd001
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Calculating Displacement of X and Y with Water-Filled Container
F = ma = 10kg * 9.8 = 98N P = F/A = 98/(3.14 * 0.1 * 0.1) = 3121 Pascals- bbd001
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Calculating Displacement of X and Y with Water-Filled Container
Someone told me the "extra" water weight inside the pipe will be equal to the weight of the 10kg object. (it seems make sense) 10kg = 0.01 cubic meters of water. Using Vol to cal the cylinder height: X = 127.48m Y = 0.32m Is that correct?- bbd001
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Calculating Displacement of X and Y with Water-Filled Container
NO TEMPLATE BECAUSE ORIGIONALLY SUBMIIED TO NON-homework forumHi, I have a pipe connects to a container's outlet. The container contains water and the pipe is open-ended. When a 10Kg object is placed inside the container and compress the water. Can you tell me how to calculate the displacement...- bbd001
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Undergrad Controlling helium balloon attitude
thx for the reply russ. Can you give me more information? If I have a tank fill with helium, it is part of the system. Releasing the gas from the tank is like cutting some of the balloons. If I want to move up again, the system cannot get extra helium back from the sky. If I... -
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Undergrad Controlling helium balloon attitude
Hi, Is it possible to control the attitude of helium balloons without cutting the balloons or dropping the weight? (e.g. using a remote control to control "something" to adjust the attitude) Thanks,