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Subject: Physics, asked on 1/2/20

Define Marine Water Pollution.

Subject: Physics, asked on 31/1/20

Pls help me to solve Ques no.12, 13, 14, 15, & 16 pls answer as soon as possible

Subject: Physics, asked on 29/1/20

question given the question is
a .The area of cross section of pump plunger and press plunger of a hydraulic press are 0.02 metre square and 8 metre Square respectively. If the hydraulic press overcomes a load of 800KGF. calculate the force acting on pump plunger.
B. If the mechanical advantage off the handle of pump plunger is 8 calculate the force applied at the end of handle of pump plunger .

Subject: Physics, asked on 29/1/20

Please solve both the questions at once please ,today prelium

Subject: Physics, asked on 29/1/20

Uses of Gas manometer

Subject: Physics, asked on 29/1/20

What are the reasons for using Mercury as a Barometric Liquid, explain each of the points.

Subject: Physics, asked on 29/1/20

What do u mean by barometric height

Subject: Physics, asked on 27/1/20

What is Fortins Barometer

Subject: Physics, asked on 27/1/20

Define Fluid Pressure.

Subject: Physics, asked on 20/1/20

Please help with this urgent

Subject: Physics, asked on 19/1/20

Please answer the 3rd question part a..

Subject: Physics, asked on 17/1/20

relative density of Glass is 2.5 what does this statement mean?

Subject: Physics, asked on 16/1/20

How to solve

Subject: Physics, asked on 12/1/20

Solve the question..

Subject: Physics, asked on 12/1/20

weather forecasting plastic balloon of volume 15 metre cube contain hydrogen of density is 0.09 kg per metre cube the volume of an equipment carried by the balloon is negligible compared to its own value the mass of empty balloon alone is 7.15 kg the balloon is floating in air of density 1.3 kg per metre cube calculate 1) the mass of a hydrogen in the balloon 2) the mass of hydrogen and balloon 3) the total mass of hydrogen balloon and equipment if the mass of equipment is X kg 4) the mass of air displaced by balloon and 5) the mass of equipment using the law of floatation

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