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Block Volume: LWH Cube: Cylinder: Ah Sphere: (43) (-m-pV (Water: 1.0 g/cm\' or 1

ID: 1471138 • Letter: B

Question

Block Volume: LWH Cube: Cylinder: Ah Sphere: (43) (-m-pV (Water: 1.0 g/cm' or 1000 kg/m3 Po 101,000 Pa 1 Pa-1 N/m2 Po- 14.7 lbs/in I "bar" (b)- 100,000 Pa 1000 "milli-bars"(mb)- 1 "bar" 1mb = 100 Pa P = pgd Gauge Pressure Total Pressure-P Hydraulic Lift: F2-(A2/Ai) Fi B weight of fluid displaced w = mg Tc = T-273 TF (9/5) Tc +32 I calorie (cal) 4.186 joules (J) I Calorie (Cal)- 1000 cal Thermal Properties of H20: c = 1.0 cal/g-Co (water) c 0.5 cal/g-Co (ice or steam) LF-80 cal/g Lv-540 cal/g Mixtures: 20-0 (MMmax) 100% Dew Point Temperature at which water vapor in air starts to condense R-oeAT4 where = 5.67 x 10-8 W/m 2-K'

Explanation / Answer

9) B)2.41*10^5 pa

given,

Po = 1.013*10^5 pa

Area of the piston, A = 5*10^-4 m^2

weight, w = 70 N

Let P is the pressure of the gas.


as the piston is in equilibrium, net force actin on the piston must be zero.

Fnety = 0

P*A - Po*A - W = 0

PA = Po*A + W

P = PO + W/A

= 1.013*10^5 + 70/(5*10^-4)

= 2.413*10^5 pa