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Principios de fluidos

by Elisa Martinez
1

¿Qué afirma el principio de Pascal?

2

¿Qué indica el principio de Arquímides?

3

La presión a una misma profundidad en un líquido es:

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En un vaso con agua, la presión en el fondo es mayor que en la superficie porque:

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La fuerza de flotación actúa en qué dirección respecto al objeto sumergido?

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La presión se transmite sin disminución en el fluido, independientemente de la forma del recipiente.

La fuerza de flotación corresponde al peso del fluido desplazado.

La presión depende de la profundidad y la densidad, no de la posición horizontal.

La presión incrementa con la profundidad debido al peso del líquido anterior.

La flotación empuja hacia la superficie para contrarrestar el peso.

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