(a) Explanation Given: Mass of the piston, m = 10 kg Length of the tube, l = 100 cm Width of the tube, w = 4.0 cm Length of the cylinder, l c = 60 cm Width of the cylinder, w c = 20 cm Formula used: Liquids and gases are fluids. If the fluid is in a container then one can determine the depth of fluid in the container and how much pressure is applied on an object placed in the fluid. If the object is placed at the bottom of the container or at very deep it means it experiences more pressure. So, the pressure on a submerged object in a fluid is given as follows: P = ρ g h Here, ρ is the density of the fluid, g is the acceleration due to gravity and h is the height of the fluid above the object. If the container is open then there is an involvement of atmospheric pressure on the top of the fluid also. So, the total pressure on an object on the top of the fluid is given as follows: P = P ο − P = P ο − ρ g h … … ( 1 ) Pressure due to the tube on the top of the fluid in the cylinder is given as follows: P = F A From the above expression, the force exerts due to the tube on the fluid of the cylinder at A is given as below: F = P A F = ( P ο − ρ (b) To determine Force exerted on fluid at the end of the cylinder at B.

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