Review Problems for SPECIFIC VOLUME, DENSITY, SPECIFIC WEIGHT, and PRESSURE

[@JazminEscabas]

THANK YOU PO SIR PERO ANG HIRAP TALAGA NG THERMO HASYT!

[@annamarifielpandaug4612]

Hello sir. Sobrang nakakatulong po sya. Thanks for the knowledge

[@jnad11]

Hi po sir, idk po if mag rereply kayo but I just wanna ask, san po galing yung 32.174 na value ni K in number 1 (d)

[@jcamores5099]

@@jnad11 hello. F=ma/k, where k is the proportionality constant. isa sa values nya ay 32.174 [lb(mass) ft]/[lb(force) s^2]. the value can be interpreted as for every 32.174 lb(mass) that is accelerated at 1 ft/s^2 there is a 1 lb(force).

[@jnad11]

@@jcamores5099 thank you, Sir!!

[@jhommeldavalos9105]

Thank you sir😇😇

[@veegeegultiano1885]

Bakit 4 yan sa question 2 (A) denomenator???

[@jcamores5099]

The volume of a cylinder is the Area of the base*height. The base is a circle, and the area of a circle is pi*d^2/4

[@boiii8163]

hello po sir ask lang po saan po galing yung 32.174 po 1(B)

[@aeosmath5014]

Constant of proportionality bro para po marelate yung pound mass to pound force.

[@jcamores5099]

@@boiii8163 hello. F=ma/k, where k is the proportionality constant. isa sa values nya ay 32.174 [lb(mass) ft]/[lb(force) s^2]. the value can be interpreted as for every 32.174 lb(mass) that is accelerated at 1 ft/s^2 there is a 1 lb(force).