Question #164427

A liquid causes a pressure of 300000 Pa on an object that is submerged at a depth of 30 m in the liquid? 

 

What is the liquid? 



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Expert's answer
2021-02-17T10:39:55-0500

The pressure of a liquid at a depth h is:


p=ρgh,p=\rho gh,


where ρ\rho - the density of a liquid;

g - the gravitational acceleration.


To find out what is the liquid, we need to find its density:


ρ=pgh=3000009.8301000 kg/m3.\rho=\frac{p}{gh}=\frac{300000}{9.8\cdot 30} \approx1000\space kg/m^3.


Answer: the liquid is water.


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