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Froggy Jumps Pressure Principles – Chapter 2Online version Medium level pressure basics by Nr Ash Shahirah 1 What is the SI unit of pressure? a Pascal b Joule c Newton 2 In a fluid at rest, hydrostatic pressure increases with depth according to which formula? a P = F/A b P = ρgh c P = mgh 3 Atmospheric pressure at sea level is about how many Pascals? a 101 Pa b 1000 Pa c 101325 Pa 4 A force of 50 N on 0.5 m² gives what pressure? a 100 Pa b 500 Pa c 5 Pa 5 Gauge pressure is pressure relative to what reference? a Absolute zero b Atmospheric pressure c Vacuum pressure 6 Which instrument measures pressure differences in a fluid system? a Manometer b Barometer c Thermometer 7 What happens to pressure with increasing depth in a liquid? a It stays the same b It decreases c It increases 8 If fluid density doubles, hydrostatic pressure at the same depth? a Stays the same b Doubles c Halves 9 One atmosphere (1 atm) equals approximately how many Pascals? a 10^6 Pa b 101325 Pa c 500 Pa 10 Pascal’s principle states that pressure applied to a confined fluid is transmitted how? a Only upward b Undiminished in all directions c Concentrated at the point of contact

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Pressure Principles – Chapter 2Online version

Medium level pressure basics

by Nr Ash Shahirah

What is the SI unit of pressure?

Pascal

Joule

Newton

In a fluid at rest, hydrostatic pressure increases with depth according to which formula?

P = F/A

P = ρgh

P = mgh

Atmospheric pressure at sea level is about how many Pascals?

101 Pa

1000 Pa

101325 Pa

A force of 50 N on 0.5 m² gives what pressure?

100 Pa

500 Pa

5 Pa

Gauge pressure is pressure relative to what reference?

Absolute zero

Atmospheric pressure

Vacuum pressure

Which instrument measures pressure differences in a fluid system?

Manometer

Barometer

Thermometer

What happens to pressure with increasing depth in a liquid?

It stays the same

It decreases

It increases

If fluid density doubles, hydrostatic pressure at the same depth?

Stays the same

Doubles

Halves

One atmosphere (1 atm) equals approximately how many Pascals?

10^6 Pa

101325 Pa

500 Pa

Pascal’s principle states that pressure applied to a confined fluid is transmitted how?

Only upward

Undiminished in all directions

Concentrated at the point of contact

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Pressure Principles – Chapter 2Online version

by Nr Ash Shahirah

What is the SI unit of pressure?

In a fluid at rest, hydrostatic pressure increases with depth according to which formula?

Atmospheric pressure at sea level is about how many Pascals?

A force of 50 N on 0.5 m² gives what pressure?

Gauge pressure is pressure relative to what reference?

Which instrument measures pressure differences in a fluid system?

What happens to pressure with increasing depth in a liquid?

If fluid density doubles, hydrostatic pressure at the same depth?

One atmosphere (1 atm) equals approximately how many Pascals?

Pascal’s principle states that pressure applied to a confined fluid is transmitted how?

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