2 years ago

Prove: 1) p=dhg .........

Physics

1 answer:

Lilit [14]2 years ago

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Explanation:

P = F/A

P = mg/A [ since F = mg ]

P = Vdg/A [ since m = Vd ]

P = Ahdg/A [ since V = Ah ]

P = hdg

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Prove: 1) p=dhg .........​

Prove: 1) p=dhg .........