This document provides an example assignment answer scheme for a fluid mechanics course. It includes converting quantities to SI units, identifying vectors and scalars, stating SI units for various quantities, providing quantities in correct SI units, and listing examples of non-SI units still commonly used. The assignment covers basic fluid mechanics concepts like units, vectors, scalars, and converting between unit systems.
This document provides an example assignment answer scheme for a fluid mechanics course. It includes converting quantities to SI units, identifying vectors and scalars, stating SI units for various quantities, providing quantities in correct SI units, and listing examples of non-SI units still commonly used. The assignment covers basic fluid mechanics concepts like units, vectors, scalars, and converting between unit systems.
This document provides an example assignment answer scheme for a fluid mechanics course. It includes converting quantities to SI units, identifying vectors and scalars, stating SI units for various quantities, providing quantities in correct SI units, and listing examples of non-SI units still commonly used. The assignment covers basic fluid mechanics concepts like units, vectors, scalars, and converting between unit systems.
This document provides an example assignment answer scheme for a fluid mechanics course. It includes converting quantities to SI units, identifying vectors and scalars, stating SI units for various quantities, providing quantities in correct SI units, and listing examples of non-SI units still commonly used. The assignment covers basic fluid mechanics concepts like units, vectors, scalars, and converting between unit systems.
a. 20 g = 20 x 10-3 kg = 0.02 kg b. 200 ˚C = 200 + 273 0K = 473 K c. 500 cm = 500 x 10-2 m = 5 m d. 3000 Tg = 3000 x 1012 g = 3 x 1015 x 10-3 kg = 3 x 1012 kg e. 600 Litre/min = 600 x 10-3 m3 / 60 s = 0.01 m3/s
2. State whether these quantities are vector or scalar.
a. Velocity – vector quantity b. Acceleration – vector quantity c. Weight – vector quantity d. Temperature – scalar quantity e. Pressure – scalar quantity
3. State the SI units for the following quantities.
a. Two length of steel pipe - m b. Mass of your body - kg c. Weight of a ship – kgms-2 d. Temperature for water to boil - K e. Volume of a sphere – m3
4. State the correct quantities for the following statement in SI Unit.
a. Length of a standard pen – 1.5 x 10 -3 m (15 mm) b. Volume of a standard ping pong ball – 3.351 x 10 -5 m3 (33510 mm3) c. Pressure of a standard motorcycle tyre – 220 kPa d. Velocity of jet plane – 7800 m/s e. Range of tidal at Mimet’s seashore – 2 m to 4 m
5. Give 5 examples of other than SI units still used nowadays.
a. Length – feet b. Temperature - ˚C c. Pressure – Psi d. Mass – Pound e. Flow rate – Litre/min FLUID MECHANICS LCD 10302