that's exactly the point of my question...
a cubical open vessel of diameter 5m is filled with a liquid The vessel is accelerated horizontally in such a way that the height of the liquid becomes 5m and the pressure at the mid point of the vessel becomes equal to the atmospheric pressure Then the acceleration of the vessel is??
Please solve it also
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Ankit, pls behead me.....but that won't make any difference.....
haha ha .. please tell me am i correct .. don't talk about vapour state ...
[9]@ strider aka ani.........
water will boil off only when its vapour pressure = atm pres.
hydrostatic pressure infact will always be somewhat > atm pres
so according to you water exists only in vapour state haha
now the pressure at pt . C is Po .. or
Po + Ïg(h - 5/2) = Po
h = 5/2
now ..
( 5 - h ) / ( 5/2 ) = tanθ = a/g
tanθ = 1 .... a = g .. acceleration is equal to acceleration due to gravity ...
I think this is the soluion
@Strider
You have a point
There is actually some problem with this problem[5][5]
But still I am postin the soln[3]
yes it will boil of .. now tell me how will u solve the question .. with no water in the container
hey, that's a serious doubt i am asking, man......pls answer it if u can and don't give empty threats - if i had a good head on my shoulder, i wouldn't be asking such questions..
"pressure at the mid point of the vessel becomes equal to the atmospheric pressure"
sorry for the silly doubt.....but if the pressure is equal to the atmospheric pressure, then won't the liquid boil off (that's what i read in chem)??? Pls forgive my stupidity and try to reply without bashes and harsh words.....
"height of the liquid becomes 5m" wont the liquid have variable height? is it maximum height of liquid?