Pressure if fluids

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What is a fluid

Gas or liquid

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How to calculate pressure of fluid

Pressure(Pa) = Force normal to surface(N)/area of surface(m²)

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What does pressure in fluids cause

A force normal to any surface in contact with fluid

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What is the atmosphere

A thin layer of air around the earth and is most dense at surface of the Earth

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What happens as we increased in altitude(move away from the surface of the Earth)

The atmosphere gets less dense/atmosphere pressure gets less dense

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How is atmospheric pressure created and why does it decrease as height increases

On a surface by air molecules colliding with the surface.

-As height increases atompshere gets less dense so there are fewer air molecules able to collide with surface

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Why do mountain climbers take oxygen tanks

As air pressure on mountain may be toooe to supply all the oxygen they need m

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<p>Why does water from bottom hole squirt out much further than water from the top hole</p>

Why does water from bottom hole squirt out much further than water from the top hole

As water at the bottom of container is at a higher pressure than water at the top

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How to calculate pressure of a column of liquid

Pressure(Pa) = height of column(m) X density of liquid(kg/m3) X GFS(N/Kg)

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Why does pressure increase with depth

As depth increases there is a greater weight of liquid acting downwards

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What is upthrust

When a forced exerted on the bottom of the object is larger than the force acting on top of the object causing a resultant force upwards know as upthrust

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How can a object float

When the upthrust is equal to the objects weight

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How does a object sink

When the upthrust is less than the objects weight

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The size of upthrust acting on object is the same as….

The weight of water displaced by the object

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What happens if an object less dense than a fluid is placed in it

The object has to displace a small volume of water before the weight of water displaced equals the weight of the object so now upthrust equals the weight of the object causing it to float m

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What happens if an object that has the same density of water is placed in water

-Object had to displace its own volume of water in order for the weight of water displaced is equal of the weight object. Once again the upthrust will equal the weight of the object and it will float. But surface of the object is at the surface of the water

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<p>What happens if an object is more dense than water and is placed in the water </p>

What happens if an object is more dense than water and is placed in the water

The object a displace a volume of water equal to its weight so the weight of object is greater than upthrust so it sinks.