Subparts number 6,7,8,9,10 What's NewDirection: Answer the puzzle below to recall your knowledge on Pressure.AcrossDownthe forward force produced by anairplane's engine; opposes drag2 the force that opposes or restrictsmotion through a fluid: opposes thrust3 the principle that states the buoyantforce on an object in a fluid in anthe pressure caused by the weight ofEarth's atmosphere3.1The upward force that a fluid on allmatters; this forcegravitational forceopposes any material can flow and that tekexthe shape of its containerthe principle that state that the spoedof moving tluid inerease, it pressureupward force equal to the weight of thevolume of the fluid that the objectdisplacesdecreases7.the amount of matter in a given space;mass per unit volume8.the principle that states that a changeat point of an enclosedin pressureluid is transmitted equally to all partsof that fluidan upward foree on an object (such asa wing) caused by differences innpressure above and below the object:opposes the downward pull of gravity10 the amount of force exerted on agiven area10

Each point is described & elaborated below with the answers. (6)Bernoulli’s principle states…

of moving ilu decreases the ammount of matter in a given space; 7. mass per unit volume 8 the principle that states that a chango in pressure at point of an enclo sed duid is transmitted equally to all parts of that fluid an upward force on an object (such as 9. a wing) caused by differences inn pressure above and below the object: opposes the downward pull of gravity 10 the amount of force exerted on a given area

of moving ilu decreases the ammount of matter in a given space; 7. mass per unit volume 8 the principle that states that a chango in pressure at point of an enclo sed duid is transmitted equally to all parts of that fluid an upward force on an object (such as 9. a wing) caused by differences inn pressure above and below the object: opposes the downward pull of gravity 10 the amount of force exerted on a given area

Inquiry into Physics

8th Edition

ISBN:9781337515863

Author:Ostdiek

Publisher:Ostdiek

Chapter4: Physics Of Matter

Section: Chapter Questions

Problem 20Q

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