Calculation of movement caused by a change in pressure

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The discussion revolves around calculating the movement of a closed cube connected to a high-pressure chamber when a small opening is created at the bottom. The cube is initially at 6 bar pressure while the surrounding room is at 1 bar. When the opening occurs, the pressure difference will create a force acting on the cube. The key equations mentioned are PV = constant and F = PA, but the user struggles to apply them effectively. Understanding the pressure differential and its impact on force and movement direction is crucial for solving the problem.
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Homework Statement


Imagine you have an unflatable closed cube (z x z x z) which is connected to a chamber with a constant pressure of 6 bar (so the pressure in the box is also 6 bar). The box is hanging on a wire in a room in which the pressure is 1 bar. At t=0 a small part of the bottom of the cube opens (a x a x a , a < z). What is the force on the box and in what direction will it move?

Homework Equations


Sorry, but i have no idea. I tried using the standard PV = Cte and F=PA, but without any result so far

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