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Which of the following is not an example of fluid statics?
What is the direction of buoyancy force acting on an object immersed in a static fluid, considering the gravitational force acting on the object is in the negative y-direction?
Using the expression given below, why is the calculation of pressure not accurate at the summit of Mount Everest?
How are the gravitational force and buoyant force related when an object floats on water?
For a level flight of a hot air balloon, what type of buoyant condition does the pilot have to maintain?
What is the unit of specific gravity?
What is a manometer used to measure?
The Archimedes principle states that
If the net difference between the upward and downward forces acting on an object immersed in a static fluid is zero, the object is said to have
In a U tube manometer, if the height difference is zero, what does it indicate?