(Solved) Physics - Density, Pressure, and Pascal's Principle

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Physics - Density, Pressure, and Pascal's Principle

Instructions: Solve the following problems completely and present your final answers in two (2) decimal places.

2. The rear wheel of a 150 kg tricycle accidentally ran over a nail. The circular tip of the nail has a diameter of 0.001 m. How much pressure did the wheel of the tricycle experience assuming that the entire weight of the tricycle is concentrated on the rear wheel that ran over the nail.

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2 years ago

Is the answer already in 2 decimal places sir? I'm not really knowledgeable when it comes to this sir sorry

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Yes, sir 😊

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I'm not really knowledgeable when it comes to this sir sorry

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Thank you so much sir! Sir, I'm really sorry for my inconvenience I tried to answer these two problems but my prof said that they were wrong, I know I'm asking for much but would you help me again sir, I'm really sorry

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