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Vase with a circular base exerts a force of 15 N on a table with a pressure of 700 N/m2.

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MrRissso [65]2 years ago

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The radius of the base is 8.245 cm

Given, a vase with a circular base exerts

Pressure = 700 N/m²

Force = 15 N

Area = ?

∴ area = πr²

By finding out the area of the vase we can calculate the radius.

We know that Pressure = Force/Area

According to the equation, pressure is inversely related to area but directly related to force. Pressure rises at a constant area as the force exerted increases in strength.

therefore apply the above the formula to find out the area and radius.

700 = 15/πr²

πr² = 15/700

πr² = 3/140

r² = 3/140 × 3.14

since π value is 3.14

r² = 0.0068

r = √0.0068

r = 0.0824 m

r = 0.0824 × 100

r = 8.245 cm

we get radius as 8.245 .

Hence we get the radius of the base of the vase as 8.245 cm.

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