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Surface Tension, find number of stitches to be made
Okay. How do I proceed after that?- Ishraq Begum
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Surface Tension, find number of stitches to be made
The length equation, I'm not sure if its correct. I was taught that when surface tension acts on a object, it acts on both the sides of an object. Therefore I multiplied 2 with the length of the cut. Oh, I'm so sorry. I forgot to mention the length of the cut. Here's the complete question...- Ishraq Begum
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Bernoulli's Equation, Find gauge pressure at 2nd point
or P1 + ρgh1 + 1/2 ρv12 = P2 + ρgh2 + 1/2 ρv22 Here, P1 = 3 x 105 ρgh1 = 9.8 x 103 x h 1/2 ρv12 = 1/2 x 13 x 1 = 500 P2 = ? (to be found) ρgh2 = 9.8 x 103 x (h - 20) 1/2 ρv22 = 2 x 102 ⇒ (3x105) + 9.8 x 103 (h - h +20) + (500 - 2 x 103) = P2 ⇒ (3 x 105) + (1.96 x 105) + (-1500) = P2...- Ishraq Begum
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Bernoulli's Equation, Find gauge pressure at 2nd point
It states that total energy per unit volume remains constant throughout the flow. Mathematically, P + ρgh + 1/2 ρv2 = constant P = pressure, ρ = density of fluid, h = height of fluid, v = velocity with fluid is flowing- Ishraq Begum
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Bernoulli's Equation, Find gauge pressure at 2nd point
The velocity of the water at the second point will be double of that at the first point, i.e., 2 m/s How do you find the gauge pressure??- Ishraq Begum
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Bernoulli's Equation, Find gauge pressure at 2nd point
Homework Statement At a certain point in a pipeline, the velocity is 1 m/s and the gauge pressure is 3 x 105 N/m2. Find the gauge pressure at a second point in the line 20 m lower than the first if the cross-section at the second point is one half that at the first. The liquid in the pipe is...- Ishraq Begum
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- Bernoulli's Bernoulli's equation Continuity equation Fluid dynamics Gauge Gauge pressure Point Pressure
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Surface Tension, find number of stitches to be made
I'm pretty sure the question is correct.- Ishraq Begum
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Surface Tension, find number of stitches to be made
I don't really know, I'm confused. I thought when force due to surface tension acts on an object, it acts on both the sides of it.- Ishraq Begum
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What are the factors affecting geostationary satellite orbits?
Both (d) and (e) are correct. You can have more than one correct statements.- Ishraq Begum
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Surface Tension, find number of stitches to be made
Homework Statement The tension in the skin of the left ventricle of heart is 4.90 N/m. A cut is made on the left ventricle during surgery. How many stitches must be used to repair the cut? Each stitch will safely support a tension of 0.4 N. Homework Equations Surface tension = force/length...- Ishraq Begum
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- Fluid mechanics Hydrostatics Mechanical properties Surface Surface tension Tension
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Hydrostatics, find length of kerosene column in U tube
https://ibb.co/iVWqXR It is something like this.- Ishraq Begum
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Hydrostatics, Length of a mercury column
Homework Statement What will be the length of mercury column in a barometer tube, when the atmospheric pressure is 75 cm of mercury and the tube is inclined at an angle of 60° with the horizontal direction? Homework Equations Pascal's Law The Attempt at a Solution l ⋅ sinϑ = h l = h / sinϑ l...- Ishraq Begum
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- Column Fluid mechanics Hydrostatics Length Mercury Pascal's law
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Hydrostatics, find length of kerosene column in U tube
Homework Statement A glass tube is bent into a U shape. Water is poured into the tube until it sands 12 cm high on each side. Kerosene (density = 870 kg/m3) is added slowly to one side until water on the other side raises 5 cm. What is the length of kerosene column? Homework Equations (ρhg)1 =...- Ishraq Begum
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- Column Fluid mechanics Gauge pressure Hydrostatics Length Pascal's law Physics Tube
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Who is Ishraq? A 15-Year-Old Science Enthusiast from Dubai
Hey, I'm Ishraq. I am 15 years old. I'm doing my high school education in Dubai. I'm a hardcore science enthusiast.- Ishraq Begum
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