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Take a piece of plywood
whose size is 30 cm x 45
cm, about one metre long
thin and
a transparent coloured
polythene tube and a piece water
of wood for its base.
2.
Fix the plywood on the base
as shown in the figure.
3.
Adjust the transparent tube on the plywood with the help of L
4.
Adjust a small funnel at one end of the tube.
5.
Fill the tube partially with coloured water and cover the c
funnel with the skin of the balloon.
Press the balloon's layer gently and find the difference in the
water in the tube. It is your own manometer to measure liqu
6.
TEST YOURSELF
Fill in the blanks.
a.
A liquid finds its own
b.
Pressure in a liquid increases with its
C.
The SI unit of density is
The value of atmospheric pressure at sea level is
air is filled.
е.
Bicycle tubes burst if
dad Science and Environment Book 8

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