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5 past-paper questions on Density and pressure

  • 9702/23 · October/November 20243 marks

    The density of the water is 1.0 × 10³ kg m⁻³. Calculate the area A of the circular cross-section of the cylinder.

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  • 9702/23 · October/November 20243 marks

    More water is gradually added to the container in (b), so that depth h in Fig. 3.1 gradually increases. The length x is…

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  • 9702/23 · May/June 20242 marks

    Calculate the mass of the sphere.

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  • 9702/23 · May/June 20242 marks

    The density of the liquid is 920 kg m⁻³. Show that the upthrust acting on the sphere is 1.0 N.

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  • 9702/22 · May/June 20252 marks

    The tree exerts a pressure of 150kPa on the top of the post. Determine the surface area of the tree in contact with the post.

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