- Sharp knife cuts more easily than a blunt one. Explain with reason.
- What is the effect on pressure when the area is increased by keeping the magnitude of the force constant ?
- A man exerts more pressure under his foot when he stands with one foot than when he stands on two foot why ?
- Prove that, p= F/A.
- If a man has mass 60 kilogram and the area of his one foot is 150 cm. What is pressure exerted by him on the ground when he stepped with one foot?
- Anupama has a mass of 30 kg and the surface area that her sandal occupies is 150 cm2. Then what will be the magnitude of pressure if she stands on one foot?
- What is meant by pressure? Write in which SI unit it is measured.
- Give any two examples, application of pressure in our daily life?
- Write two factors that affect the pressure.
- What is meant by one Pascal pressure?
- What is meant by pressure?
- What is the SI unit of pressure?
- What are the two aspect of or daily life where there is appliaction of pressure?
- What are the two factors that affect pressure?
- What is meant by one pascal pressure?
- What happens to pressure when surface area is increased but the force is kept constant?
- A man exerts more pressure under his foot when he stands with one foot than when he stands on two foot, why?
- It is easier to cut with sharp knifes than the blunt ones. Why?
- If we stand two ladies, one wearing pointed heel shoe and another with flat shoe, in a line. Explain which one will exert more pressure on the ground.
- What is lactometer?
- The base of a rectangular vessel measures 10 cm x 18 cm. Water is poured in it to the depth of 4 cm. What are the pressure and force on the base?
- A girl weight 30 kg and surface area of the heel of her shoe is 100 cm2. Find the pressure exerted on the ground if she stands on her single foot(Take g = 10m/s2).
- Sharp knife cuts more easily than a blunt one. Explain with reason.
- What is the effect on pressure when the area is increased by keeping the magnitude of the force constant ?
- A man exerts more pressure under his foot when he stands with one foot than when he stands on two foot why ?
- Prove that, p= F/A.
- If a man has mass 60 kilogram and the area of his one foot is 150 cm. What is pressure exerted by him on the ground when he stepped with one foot?
- Anupama has a mass of 30 kg and the surface area that her sandal occupies is 150 cm2. Then what will be the magnitude of pressure if she stands on one foot?
- What is meant by pressure? Write in which SI unit it is measured.
- Give any two examples, application of pressure in our daily life?
- Write two factors that affect the pressure.
- What is meant by one Pascal pressure?
- What is meant by pressure?
- What is the SI unit of pressure?
- What are the two aspect of or daily life where there is application of pressure?
- What are the two factors that affect pressure?
- What happens to pressure when surface area is increased but the force is kept constant?
- A man exerts more pressure under his foot when he stands with one foot than when he stands on two foot, why?
- It is easier to cut with sharp knifes than the blunt ones. Why?
- If we stand two ladies, one wearing pointed heel shoe and another with flat shoe, in a line. Explain which one will exert more pressure on the ground.
- What is lactometer?
- The base of a rectangular vessel measures 10 cm x 18 cm. Water is poured in it to the depth of 4 cm. What are the pressure and force on the base?
- A girl weight 30 kg and surface area of the heel of her shoe is 100 cm2. Find the pressure exerted on the ground if she stands on her single foot(Take g = 10m/s2).
- Sharp knife cuts more easily than a blunt one. Explain with reason.
- What is the effect on pressure when the area is increased by keeping the magnitude of the force constant ?
- A man exerts more pressure under his foot when he stands with one foot than when he stands on two foot why ?
- Prove that, p= F/A.
- If a man has mass 60 kilogram and the area of his one foot is 150 cm. What is pressure exerted by him on the ground when he stepped with one foot?
- Anupama has a mass of 30 kg and the surface area that her sandal occupies is 150 cm2. Then what will be the magnitude of pressure if she stands on one foot?
- What is meant by pressure? Write in which SI unit it is measured.
- Give any two examples, application of pressure in our daily life?
- Write two factors that affect the pressure.
- What is meant by one Pascal pressure?
- What is meant by pressure?
- What is the SI unit of pressure?
- What are the two aspect of or daily life where there is appliaction of pressure?
- What are the two factors that affect pressure?
- What is meant by one pascal pressure?
- What happens to pressure when surface area is increased but the force is kept constant?
- A man exerts more pressure under his foot when he stands with one foot than when he stands on two foot, why?
- It is easier to cut with sharp knifes than the blunt ones. Why?
- If we stand two ladies, one wearing pointed heel shoe and another with flat shoe, in a line. Explain which one will exert more pressure on the ground.
- What is lactometer?
- The base of a rectangular vessel measures 10 cm x 18 cm. Water is poured in it to the depth of 4 cm. What are the pressure and force on the base?
- A girl weight 30 kg and surface area of the heel of her shoe is 100 cm2. Find the pressure exerted on the ground if she stands on her single foot(Take g = 10m/s2).
- Study the diagram
and answer the following questions,
- What is the weight of stone in air?
- How much upthrust is exerted by liquid on the stone?
- Calculate mass of the object.
- The weight of stone
when immersed in water is 9N and weight of displaced water is 2N. Answer the following questions:
- What reading will the spring balance will show when the stone is taken out from water?
- Name the principle verified by this experiment. Also state the principle.
- A solid object weight 34N in air and 10N in water . What is the upthrust and weight of the liquid displaced ?
- State the law of floatation.
Sunday, May 16, 2021
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