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Chapter 14: Q.5 (page 384)

A 1.0-m-diameter vat of liquid is 2.0 m deep. The pressure at the bottom of the vat is 1.3 atm. What is the mass of the liquid in the vat?

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The mass of liquid is 2435 kg

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01

Given information

Diameter of vat = 1 m

so radius = 0.5 m

depth of liquid = 2.0 m.

The pressure at the bottom of the vat = 1.3 atm.

02

Explanation

Total pressure is calculated by

PTotal = Patm + h蚁g

PTotal = pressure at the bottom = 1.3 atm

Patm = atmospheric pressure = atm

h = depth of liquid = 2 m

蚁= density of liquid

g = gravitational acceleration

As given

PTotal=Patm+h蚁g=1.3atm鈬�h蚁g=0.3atm

Substitute the value and find density

蚁=Phg=30397.52脳9.8=1551kg路m-3

From basic mensuration find the volume of liquid

V=蟺r2h=3.14脳(0.5)2脳2=1.57m3

Now find the mass using Mass = Volume x Density

M=V脳蚁=1.57脳1551=2435kg

So the mass of liquid is 2435 kg.

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