Gives the solution and choose the correct answer of the following . [28 M] 1- The number of (5.65*103) mm3 equal in m3 as (a) 5.65*10-6 (b) 5.65*10-7 m3 (c) 5.65*10-4 m3 (d) 5,65*10-5 m3 2- Automobile is moving at (100 km/hr) its speed in (m/s) is (a) 30 m/s (b) 20 m/s (c) 27.77 m/s (d) 45 m/s 3- The maximum pressure that can be developed for a certain fluid power cylinder is (42.5 MPa), when the piston diameter is (75 mm). the force in (N) that can exerted on piston is (a) 190700 N (b)v 187759 N (c) 200300 N, (d) 159300 N
Gives the solution and choose the correct answer of the following . [28 M] 1- The number of (5.65*103) mm3 equal in m3 as (a) 5.65*10-6 (b) 5.65*10-7 m3 (c) 5.65*10-4 m3 (d) 5,65*10-5 m3 2- Automobile is moving at (100 km/hr) its speed in (m/s) is (a) 30 m/s (b) 20 m/s (c) 27.77 m/s (d) 45 m/s 3- The maximum pressure that can be developed for a certain fluid power cylinder is (42.5 MPa), when the piston diameter is (75 mm). the force in (N) that can exerted on piston is (a) 190700 N (b)v 187759 N (c) 200300 N, (d) 159300 N
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Q1) Gives the solution and choose the correct answer of the following . [28 M] 1- The number of (5.65*103) mm3 equal in m3 as
(a) 5.65*10-6 (b) 5.65*10-7 m3 (c) 5.65*10-4 m3 (d) 5,65*10-5 m3
2- Automobile is moving at (100 km/hr) its speed in (m/s) is
(a) 30 m/s (b) 20 m/s (c) 27.77 m/s (d) 45 m/s
3- The maximum pressure that can be developed for a certain fluid power cylinder
is (42.5 MPa), when the piston diameter is (75 mm). the force in (N) that can
exerted on piston is
(a) 190700 N (b)v 187759 N (c) 200300 N, (d) 159300 N
4- A storage vessel for gasoline (S.G=0.68) is a vertical cylinder (10 m) in diameter.
If it's filled to a depth of (6.75 m) the weight and mass of the
(a) 360497 kg , 3536475 N (b) 370588 kg, 5456789N (c) 450798 kg, 3678985N.
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