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Q1. A cylinder is filled with an oil (SG4c=0.825) and is pressured by a piston. (i) Calculate the additional pressure exerted

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Aolalilion piessure exeateol on of Can be Calculate o using mass Piston and Avea oP Piston usin below eualion Pressure mass xP = 10 k x 9 8 m 60 k Oy N S2 2. m s2 O.05 m2 P -1960 ka Ov 1960 A 2 ms2 1960 Pa IN ms vm I Pa P-1960 Pa s1 know l Pa = 0.000Gven Specfie qro SG 0.825 Bclefntion Specipie qaty Densty of object Density of water So for Smptety Density of assume water =knouo Gauge pressure=h we Gauge 2.6K Pa Piessure 2.6x10 m s = 325 k a 2 2.6 xl0 ka 3 hx 825 kg ) 32 m 3 2 6 x10 k mg2 25 x Kah23 2 6x10 9.8 25 0.32 m

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