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Standard VIII
Physics
Pressure in Fluids
41.why volume...
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41.why volumetric stress is equal to change in pressure ?why is it not the final pressure?
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Ratio of volumetric stress & volumetric strain is given by
[Take
(
Δ
P
)
to be change in pressure,
V
as initial volume,
Δ
V
as change in volume].
Q.
Ratio of volumetric stress & volumetric strain is given by
[Take
(
Δ
P
)
to be change in pressure,
V
as initial volume,
Δ
V
as change in volume].
Q.
If stress-strain relation for volumetric change is in the form
Δ
V
V
0
=
K
P
where
P
is applied uniform pressure, then
K
stands for
Q.
Why do you think it is necessary to define a separate quantity called pressure? Why is defining only force not enough?
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