Asked by Frank
Proportionality
If the side of a granite cube is 10 times that of another granite cube, the pressure exerted by the larger cube on its base is times the pressure exerted by the smaller cube on its base.
P correlation L
If the side of a granite cube is 10 times that of another granite cube, the pressure exerted by the larger cube on its base is times the pressure exerted by the smaller cube on its base.
P correlation L
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Answered by
bobpursley
So what is the question?
Pressure=constant*(L)
Proof: weight=constant*L^3
basearea= constant2)L^2\
Pressure=weight/area= constant L^3/constant2 L^2= constant*L
Pressure=constant*(L)
Proof: weight=constant*L^3
basearea= constant2)L^2\
Pressure=weight/area= constant L^3/constant2 L^2= constant*L
Answered by
Frank
The question
A granite cube is 10 times that of another granite cube. The pressure exerted by the larger cube on its base is how many times more the pressure exerted by the smaller cube on its base?
A granite cube is 10 times that of another granite cube. The pressure exerted by the larger cube on its base is how many times more the pressure exerted by the smaller cube on its base?
Answered by
Henry
post it.
Answered by
Ted
Henry,
What do mean its posted. I still need to figure out the answer
What do mean its posted. I still need to figure out the answer
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