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Homework Statement


By How much does the pressure in a cylinderical jet of water 4mm in diameter exceed the pressure of the surrounding atmosphere if the surface tension of water is 0.0718 N/M?

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The Attempt at a Solution


ΔP= σ/r=0.0718/2*10^-3 , This is the answer I have but I don't understand from where did he get this law . Isn't it supposed to be ΔP= 2σ/r instead ?[/B]
 
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Amr719 said:

Homework Statement


By How much does the pressure in a cylinderical jet of water 4mm in diameter exceed the pressure of the surrounding atmosphere if the surface tension of water is 0.0718 N/M?

Homework Equations

The Attempt at a Solution


ΔP= σ/r=0.0718/2*10^-3 , This is the answer I have but I don't understand from where did he get this law . Isn't it supposed to be ΔP= 2σ/r instead ?[/B]
On what basis do you feel it should be ΔP= 2σ/r?

Chet
 
Chestermiller said:
On what basis do you feel it should be ΔP= 2σ/r?

Chet
Sorry I was wrong , I understand it now