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AP Physics 2 Pressure and Pascal's Principle — practice questions

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    48.7
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    A tyre gauge reads 34 psi and the air outside is at 14.7 psi. Absolute pressure in psi?
  2. Answer
    500
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    You push 100 N on the small piston of a hydraulic line. The far piston has 5 times the area. Force out in newtons?
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    13600
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    Water is 1000 kg per cubic metre and mercury is 13.6 times denser. Mercury's density in kg per cubic metre?
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    80
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    A young adult's blood pressure reads 120 over 80. Diastolic pressure in mm of mercury?
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    1330
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    One mm of mercury is 133 Pa. How many Pa is 10 mm of mercury?
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_Source: OpenStax College Physics, section 11.6 Gauge Pressure, Absolute Pressure, and Pressure Measurement_

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