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13.1 Fluid pressure
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How is pressure calculated?
Pressure= force/area
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Define pressure
The result of a force distributed over an area
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What units are used when calculating pressure?
Force: newtons (N)
Area: square meters (m^2)
Pressure: pascals (Pa) or newtons per meter squared (N/m^2)
1 Pa= 1 N/m^2
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If the area of a box that is touching the ground is 1.5 square meters, and its weight is 2700 newtons, what pressure does the box exert on the ground?
P=f/a
p=2700/1.5
p=1800
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5
Define fluid
liquid or gas
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How does water pressure change with depth?
Water pressure increases as depth increases
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How is water distributed at a given level in a fluid?
The pressure in a fluid at any depth is constant, it is exterted equally on all sides/directions of the container
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How are particles in a liquid arranged and how do they behave??
Tightly packed, yet still able to slide past eachother
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How are particles in a gas arranged and how do they behave?
Far apart and travel in straight lines until they collide with another particle or object
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What are the two factors that determine the pressure a fluid exerts in a **non moving fluid?**
Depth and the type of fluid
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True or false: Pressure depends on the amount.
False, it depends on the depth of the container it is in.
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What is the pressure that Earth’s atmosphere exerts at sea level?
101 KPa (kilo pascal) or 101,000 Pa
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When altitude increases, what happens to air pressure?
Air pressure decreases
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What is 1 atm = in KPa?
101 kPa\~
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Convert KPa into atm:
1at/101 kpa
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Convert atm to KPa:
101 KPa/ 1 atm
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What is 1 bar worth?
100 KPa
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Convert bar to kPa:
100 kpa/1 bar
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Convert kpa to bar:
1 bar/100 kpa
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How do you calculate force?
force=pressure \* area
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What is the relationship between pressure and volume?
Pressure increase= less vloume
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What is the relationship between atltitude and pressure?
Altiture increase= pressure decrease
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Why aren’t humans crushed by atmospheric pressue?
The pressure we exude on the atmosphere is equal to the pressure it exudes on us which cancels out and equals 0.
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