Which of the following statements is/are incorrect? If a plane surface is submerged vertically in a liquid, then the liquid, due to its weight, exerts a force normal to the plane of the submerged surface. B A solid of revolution is the solid generated by revolving a solid area about an axis in its plane. All statements are correct The purpose of algebraic substitution is to rationalize irrational integrands and it involves the replacement of a radical expression with a new variable. E Work is the product of a constant force necessary to move a body and the distance through which the body is moved.

Which of the following statements is/are incorrect? If a plane surface is submerged vertically in a liquid, then the liquid, due to its weight, exerts a force normal to the plane of the submerged surface. B A solid of revolution is the solid generated by revolving a solid area about an axis in its plane. All statements are correct The purpose of algebraic substitution is to rationalize irrational integrands and it involves the replacement of a radical expression with a new variable. E Work is the product of a constant force necessary to move a body and the distance through which the body is moved.

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University Physics Volume 1

18th Edition

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Chapter14: Fluid Mechanics

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