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TEMA 1. FÍSICA. JUEGO 4

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Descubre qué es verdadero sobre fluidos.

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TEMA 1. FÍSICA. JUEGO 4
 

TEMA 1. FÍSICA. JUEGO 4Online version

Descubre qué es verdadero sobre fluidos.

by PABLO MORENO JIMENEZ
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El empuje del fluido actúa hacia arriba sobre el objeto sumergido.

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La unidad de presión es el Newton por metro cúbico.

3

La presión en un líquido depende del volumen del líquido y no de la profundidad.

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1 Pa equivale a 1 N/m^2.

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La presión en un líquido es la misma en todos los puntos a la misma altura.

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El empuje de Arquímedes actúa hacia abajo.

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La presión P se calcula como P = F / S.

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El principio de Pascal afirma que la presión es la misma en todos los puntos del líquido sin importar la altura.

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Según Arquímedes, el empuje es igual al peso del fluido desalojado.

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En un líquido, la presión no cambia con la profundidad.

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