Chapter 1: Pressure and Pascal's Principle

1. Magician trick. The magician lies on bed of nails and a sledge hammer is utilized to pound on an anvil on her chest. The nails will not pierce her skin. Illustrate why?

2. Two dams form artificial lakes of equivalent depth. But 1 lake backs up 15 km behind the dam, and the other backs up 50km behind. What result does the difference in length have on the pressure on the dams?

3. A water dispenser for pets has an invented artificial bottle (the water is dyed blue for contrast).When a certain amount of water is drunk from the bowl and extra water flows automatically from the bottle into the bowl. The bowl never overflows. Illustrate the operation of the dispenser. Does the height of the water in the bottle depend on the surface area of the water in the bowl?

4. Automobiles tires are inflated to regarding 30 lb/in squared, while thin bicycle tires are inflated to 90 to 115 lb/in squared-at least 3 times higher pressure! Why?

5. In his original barometer and Pascal utilized water instead of mercury. How high would the water column have been? Is this practical?

Chapter 2 : Fluid Dynamics

1.If a submerge object displaces an amount of liquid of superior weight than its own and is then released. What occur to the object? Describe.

2. An ice cube floats in a glass of water. As the ice melts and how does the level of the water in the glass change? Would it create any dissimilarity if the ice cube were hollow? Describe.

3. A submarine has a mass of 10,000metric tons. What mass of water must be displaced for the sub to be in equilibrium just below the ocean surface?

4. If the speed at several point in a fluid changes with time, the fluid flow is not ________.

5. When you suddenly turn on a water faucet in a shower and the shower curtain moves inward. Why?

6. Two general demonstrations of Bernoulli's Effects: a) If you hold a narrow strip of paper in front of your mouth and blow over the top surface, the strip will rise. Why? b) A plastic egg is supported vertically by a stream of air from a tube. The egg will not move away from the midstream position. Why not?

Problem Solving

Chapter 1: Pressure and Pascal's Principle

1. A 100kg crate has dimensions 0.5m by 0.5m by 0.5m. What pressure does the crate exert on the floor?

2. Atmospheric pressure is about 100kPa. How much force does the air in a room exert on the inside of a window pane that is 40cm by 80cm?

3. A balloon inflated with helium gas has a volume of .Using the density of air and what is the buoyant force exerted on the balloon? ( )

4. A car that weighs 25.0kN is placed on the 2.00m radius piston of a hydraulic press and how much force should be exerted on the 5.00cm piston to the lift the car?

5. A 75 kilogram athlete does a single-hand handstand. If the area of the of the hand in contact with the floor is 125, what pressure is exerted on the floor?

6. If a standard atmosphere supports a column height of exactly 76cm of mercury, what is the standard atmospheric pressure in Pascal? (And)

7. The output piston of a hydraulic press has a cross sectional area of 0.20. a) How much pressure on the input piston is necessary for the press to create a force of? b) What force is applied to the input piston if that piston has a diameter of 5.0cm?

8. A uniform solid cube of material 10cm on every side has a mass of 700g. a) Will the cube float in water? b) If so how much of its volume will be submerge?

Chapter 2: Fluid Dynamics

1. A gasoline entering the pipe below at 15m/s. At 367kPa. Let us calculate the pressure and speed at which the liquid leaves the pipe. Let the density of gasoline be 680kg/.

2. The major opening of the pipe is 3.25cm in radius while the constriction is 1.5 cm in radius. If 14.56L/s of water flows during it. Compute for the pressure dissimilarity in the pipe.

3. An open tank is filled with gasoline to a height of 4.5 m from the bottom. A hole of diameter 2.4cm is at the bottom of the tank. How fast is the seepage? How many cubic meters of gasoline are wasted per second?

4. Water is flowing smoothly during a closed-pipe system. At one point, the speed of the water is 3m/s, while at another point 1m higher the speed is 4m/s.

a) if the pressure is 20kPa at the lower point and what is the pressure at the higher point?

b) If the pressure at the lower point was 18kPa, and the water were to stop flowing, what would be the pressure at the higher point be?

5. A tank is kept filled with water up to a depth of 8.0 m. Find the speed with which the jet of water emerges from the small pipe just at the bottom of the tank.

6. An ideal fluid is moving at 3m/s in a section of a pipe of radius 0.20m. If the radius in another section is 0.35m, what is the flow speed there?