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Is the force applied by container same in both the cases... both containing liquid of same density ρ

35 Answers

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Abhishek Priyam ·

Hey Eureka u are a bit confused..

Both are same... if u consider pressure.. then don't need to consider gravity...

1
mkagenius ·

IF HIEGHT IS SAME,
OBVIOUSLY 'M' IN 2ND CASE WILL B MORE HENCE THE CONTAINER WILL EXERT MORE FORCE ON FLOOR IN 2ND CASE

24
eureka123 ·

and i never said u r fool dear.........

21
tapanmast Vora ·

force apllied will b diff in both cases.... had read da same que sumwer!!!!

i'll try 2 get da explntn soon...

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Abhishek Priyam ·

so in 2nd case force is more... Got it...

1
? ·

ahishek the first one seems ok....

greater the area at which force is acting, greater the force ....

incase the pressure is the same !!

btw, where did u get this question from ??.... what have they intended as the answer ?

at first look FII > FI

33
Abhishek Priyam ·

area of base is same...

But got it...

33
Abhishek Priyam ·

Tx all :)

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eureka123 ·

oh yes...............I AM A BIG FOOL...............i was talking only about pressure force..........Didnt consider gravity..............F2>F1

sorry for wasting ur time with my bakwaas/.//

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eureka123 ·

are bhai jab pressure dono case mein same aur area bhi same ......to force kyun diff???????????????

13
Двҥїяuρ now in medical c ·

good question dude....[1]

1
? ·

achcha base area is the same abhishek ?

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Abhishek Priyam ·

yup same base area both having radius R....

1
mkagenius ·

ONE SIMPLE ANSWER FOR THE ABOVE LONG DISCUSSION
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suppose u r asked to carry one of the contaIner on ur head ,then which 1 u will
carry?
(everything in both the container is same except the shape(hence the mass of liquid))

the answer would simply b the 1st one.
:)

1
mkagenius ·

and hence in this question i will b "2nd container exerts more force on the floor'

1
mkagenius ·

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1
? ·

ya makgenius at first look it seems so . but .. the area of the base is same na in both cases .... so ..its ok to say same force is being acted !

1
mkagenius ·

no its not ok
because the bend part of the frustum will exert some upward force
;
and this force it will take from floor;
;
ya the liquid force will b same in both the cases;

but the additional force by this bend(i.e. curved)part in case2;

(see the bend part is ultimately getting the force from floor only
)

are yaar sabse aaccha mere upar wale sawal ka jabab dedo sab khatm....kyun!!

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Subash ·

eureka i want the formula i dont remember im asking to check whether the volumes will be equal

13
Двҥїяuρ now in medical c ·

i think no. 2 is correct....but[7]

11
Subash ·

how will u find the volume of the frustum in case II

can some one post the formula

3
msp ·

abi the volume of the liquids in both thecontainer were the same

V=1/3∩h((2R)2-R2)h=∩R2h

and so P=F/A

which is same for bothe the cases

24
eureka123 ·

Force is same in both(if external pressure is same in both)..........Shape of container doesnt matter.......it is the level of fluid which matters and the external pressure...........

24
eureka123 ·

@ subhash u must have done it in 10th class..........

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Abhishek Priyam ·

vol is same [7]

24
eureka123 ·

I told u yaar.............volume doesnt matter..........its the depth of fluid and the point at which u want to calculate pressure..............Since A and A' at same level so same force

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Abhishek Priyam ·

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Abhishek Priyam ·

I got two explanations and not both can be correct..

Plz reply..

1)

drawing FBD of container... If V is vol of liquid in II case and πR2h is volume in case I

then Vρg=NII
and πR2h=NI

clearly NII>NI

2)
Pressure at A and A' is same that is ρgh
so area at base = ρgh*πR2h.. same in both cases..

Which is correct.. [7]

33
Abhishek Priyam ·

so you say...

if you place this on balance it will read zero..

24
eureka123 ·

i will give u an example with which ur doubt should be clear...

Pressure is same in both at pt A and A'

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