Chapter 3.1 Pressure Presentation

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    P = F/A

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    Mass of liquid = Ahp P = pgh

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    Pressure in liquid does not depends on

    - the of the container.- the of the container.- the of its surface

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    Pa = 0cmHgPb = 26cmHgPe = 76cmHgPf= 84 cmHg

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    Figure shows a simplebarometer. Find theatmospheric pressure in theunit of cmHg

    The atmospheric pressure,P = 76cmHg

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    Pgas = Patm + PliquidPgas = Patm + hg

    Pgas

    = Gas PressurePatm = Atmospheric Pressureg = Gravitational Field Strength

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    Figure shows a column ofmercury in a glass tube. Some airis trapped in the glass tube. If theatmospheric pressure is 76cmHg,what is the pressure of the gasinside the tube?

    Patm = Pair + Pmercury(76) = Pair + 50Pair= 76 - 50 = 26cmHg

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