- a. pressure
- b. bithrust
- c. density
- d. upthrust
- a. ship
- b. submarine
- c. lactometer
- d. spring balance
- a. float on the liquid
- b. sink in the liquid
- c. submerge partially in the liquid
- d. none of these
- a. change the buoyant force
- b. decrease the buoyant force
- c. maintain the same buoyant force
- d. none of these
- a. 76 m of Hg
- b. 76 cm of Hg
- c. 76 Pa
- d. 76 Nm^-2
- a. p1 = p2
- b. p1 > p2
- c. p1 < p2
- d. p2 = 0
- a. 1000 kg/m³
- b. 1000 g/m³
- c. 800 kg/m³
- d. none
- a. yes, it floats on water
- b. no, it is not float on water
- c. may or may not be
- d. none of these
- a. Pascal's law
- b. Archimedes' principle
- c. Principle of flotation
- d. Principle of air pump
- a. 7600 mm of Hg
- b. 760 cm of Hg
- c. 760 mm of Hg
- d. 76 mm of Hg
- a. Blaise Pascal
- b. Archimedes
- c. Aneroid
- d. Torricelli
- a. Syringe
- b. Hydraulic garage lift
- c. Air pump
- d. Water pump
- a. Pascal's law
- b. Law of floatation
- c. Atmospheric pressure
- d. Archimedes principle
- a. Not shown
- b. A₁ × A₂ = F₁ × F₂
- c. Not shown
- d. All of the above
- F₁/A₁ = F₂/A₂
- a. Pascal's law
- b. Law of floatation
- c. Atmospheric pressure
- d. Archimedes principle
- a. Not shown
- b. V₁ × V₂
- c. V₂/V₁
- d. V₂ - V₁
- a. water at 4°C
- b. Not shown
- c. water at 40°C
- d. a / (alcohol at 4°C)
- a. 14 N, 14 N
- b. 34 N, 14 N
- c. 14 N. 34 N
- d. None
- a) Pascal
- b) N/m²
- c) Both a & b
- d) kg/m²
- a) P = F/A
- b) Pc F
- c) Pc 1/A
- d) P= F/V
- a) Pressure
- b) Density
- c) Force
- d) Pascal
- a) g/cc
- b) kg/m³
- c) Pascal
- d) N/m¹
- a) Pressure of liquid
- b) Atmospheric pressure
- c) Up thrust
- d) One Pascal