Chapter 1, Problem 12P

Using only Table A (Conversion of Units), calculate the values asked.  All answers must be given with the primary dimensions and units of the SI system. One slug of a substance has a density of 235 g/gal(US) , determine the specific gravity

1. Find the density of an oil filled in the liquid column as shown in figure. Given that absolute pressure at the bottom is 650 kPa, atmosphere pressure is 1.0132 bar. where X=4m; Y = 4m, Z=1m. (Enter only the values in the boxes by referring to the unit given in the bracket. Do not send the hand written answer sheets to my mail) water Mercury The density of the oil = (unit in kg/m) =

1. Find the density of an oil filled in the liquid column as shown in figure. Given that absolute pressure at the bottom is 675 kPa, atmosphere pressure is 1.0132 bar. where X=4m; Y = 4m, Z=1m. (Enter only the values in the boxes by referring to the unit given in the bracket. Do not send the hand written answer sheets to my mail) water oil Mercury The density of the oil = (unit in kg/m³) =

A piece of Ore weighing 2 N in air is found to weigh 1.216 N when submerged in water ( specific weight of water= 9800 N/m^3). What is its volume in cubic centimeters. Write your answer in whole number

Question 3 A triangular water trough is "a" metres wide and "a" metres deep, as shown in Figure 3. If the trough is filled with water, calculate the magnitude and location of the resultant force acting on the triangular end plates (shaded in grey). The density of water is 1000 kg/m³ (ignore the atmospheric pressure). Use the value of "a" corresponding to the last digit of your SID from Table 1. "a" m "am Figure 3: Triangular water trough a=7

lb The trough below contains a fluid with a specific weight of 54 ft ³ trapezoidal wall below. The measurements are given as follows: A = 3.4 feet B = 2 feet C = 4.9 feet Give your answer in pounds-force. 165 A B Find the total force on the

What is the specific weight of air in N/m3 at 657 kPa absolute and 31 degrees celsius?   Round your answer to 2 decimal places.

If the pressure in the air space above an oil (s=0.75) surface in a closed tank is 113 kPa absolute, what is the gage pressure, in kPa, 1 m below the surface? Round your answer to 2 decimal places.

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