A liquid exerts the pressure of 5000 Pascal at the bottom of vessel.If the depth of liquid is 2 m,find the density of the given liquid. (g=10 metre per square) Please help!

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A liquid exerts the pressure of 5000 Pascal at the bottom of vessel.If the depth of liquid is 2 m,find the density of the given liquid. (g=10 metre per square)

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Answer:

250

Step-by-step explanation:

pressure = depth x density of liquid x g

5000 = 2 x density x 10

density = 250

Anthony Sottile answered Jan 13, 2023

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