The figure below shows a fluid inside a cubical container of side 1 m. If the pressures inside and outside the container is as shown in the figure, what is the net force on one wall of the container Pout 1 atm Pins 4 atm a) 3. 039 x 10s (N) b) 4.052 x 10s (N) c) 5.065 x 10s (N) d) 6. 078 x 10$ (N)

The figure below shows a fluid inside a cubical container of side 1 m. If the pressures inside and outside the container is as shown in the figure, what is the net force on one wall of the container Pout 1 atm Pins 4 atm a) 3. 039 x 10s (N) b) 4.052 x 10s (N) c) 5.065 x 10s (N) d) 6. 078 x 10$ (N)

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The figure below shows a fluid inside a cubical container of side 1 m. If the
pressures inside and outside the container is as shown in the figure, what is the
net force on one wall of the container
Pout
1 atm
Pins 4 atm
a) 3. 039 x 105 (N)
b) 4.052 x 10$ (N)
c) 5. 065 x 105 (N)
d) 6. 078 x 10s (N)
1. C
2.
a
3.
4.

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