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    ρ sustancia Ρ H ₂ O: Desarrollo

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    1. The document contains 9 physics problems involving calculations of density, pressure, force, and other physical quantities. 2. Key calculations in the problems include determining density from mass and volume, calculating pressure from density and height of a fluid, and using the hydrostatic equation to solve for unknown pressures or heights. 3. Diagrams or figures would have been helpful to better understand some of the physical setups being described, but the problems can be solved through the provided calculations and equations.

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    1. The document contains 9 physics problems involving calculations of density, pressure, force, and other physical quantities. 2. Key calculations in the problems include determining density from mass and volume, calculating pressure from density and height of a fluid, and using the hydrostatic equation to solve for unknown pressures or heights. 3. Diagrams or figures would have been helpful to better understand some of the physical setups being described, but the problems can be solved through the provided calculations and equations.

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    ρ sustancia Ρ H ₂ O: Desarrollo

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    1. The document contains 9 physics problems involving calculations of density, pressure, force, and other physical quantities. 2. Key calculations in the problems include determining density from mass and volume, calculating pressure from density and height of a fluid, and using the hydrostatic equation to solve for unknown pressures or heights. 3. Diagrams or figures would have been helpful to better understand some of the physical setups being described, but the problems can be solved through the provided calculations and equations.

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    8-922-1414
    1II-134

    Desarrollo
    1. h= 6m³
    m= 50 kg
    s.g.= ?
    p.e.= ?
    ρ= ?

    50
    ρ= 6 = 8.33 kg/m³
    p.e.= ρ x g = 8.33 x 9.81 = 81.7173 kg/m²s²
    ρ sustancia 8.33
    s.g.= = = 0.8491
    ρH ₂O 0.81

    2. a) 4.9 t² → m/s²
    b) 9.8 m → N/kg
    2 1 1
    c) 80 AR 3 S 2 →m 3 /s

    3. F= 250 N en tierra
    g.l.= 1.6 m/s²

    F= m x a P= 25.48 x 1.6
    250
    m= = 25.48 kg P= 40.76 N
    9.81

    4. Pman= 52.3 KPA


    Patm= 101.325 KPA

    Pabs= 101.325 + 52.3


    Pabs= 153.625 KPA

    5. p.e.= 12 400 N/m³


    V= 500 cm³
    m=?

    12 400
    ρ= 9.81 = 1264.02 kg/m³
    1m 3
    m= 1264.02 kg/m³ x 500 cm³ ( ) = 0.63201 kg
    1000 cm
    6. h= 10 m
    s.g.= 0.8
    s.g.= 0.59

    δL1= (0.8)(9.81) = 7.848 kn/m³


    δL2= (0.59)(9.81) = 5.7879 kn/m³

    P1= (7.848)(10) = 78.48 kn/m²


    P2= (5.7879)(10) = 57.879 kn/m²

    7. h=?

    δHg= (13.54)(9.81) = 132.8274


    PA+ PH₂O – PHg – Pp = PB
    16 – 40= (9.81)(0.2) – (132.8274)(h) – (9.0252)(0.3)
    h= 0.17 m

    8. m= 4 kg
    A= 35 cm²
    F= 60 N
    Patm= 95 KPA
    Pi=?

    mg+ Fres
    Pi= Patm +
    A
    ( 4 )( 9.81 ) +60 1 KPA
    Pi= 95 KPA + ( −4 ) ( )
    35 x 10 1000 N /m²
    Pi= 123.35 KPA

    9. PA+ PH₂O – Pp – PH₂O + Pp = PB

    δp= (13.6)(9.81) = 133.42


    δL= (0.68)(9.81) = 6.67
    δp= (0.86)(9.81) = 8.44
    PB – PA = (9.81)(0.15) – (133.42)(0.10) – (6.67)(0.20) + (8.44)(0.15)
    PB – PA = -11.94

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