Intro Quiz: Pressure in fluids

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Lesson summary: Pressure in fluids

In this lesson, we concentrate on pressure in fluids, and in particular how pressure changes in liquids. By the end of the lesson you will be able to calculate pressure in a column of water, and also explain why objects sink or float.

Physics

Y11 Physics

Key Stage 4

Year 11

Test your knowledge and understanding on the lesson 'Pressure'.

Recall the units for pressure.

Recall the equation for pressure

The pressure in fluids causes a force at what angle to a surface?

Identify all the things you could do to reduce the pressure exerted on a surface.

Identify all  things you could do to increase the pressure exerted on a surface.

A force of 2000 N acts over an area of 10 metre squared. Calculate the pressure.

An elephant creates 12000 Pa of pressure on its four feet, which have a total area of 3 metres squared. What is the weight of the elephant?

Pressure

This quiz will assess your knowledge and understanding of the lesson 'pressure in fluids'.

What happens to pressure with an increased depth of a liquid?

Identify the force that is the upward force that a fluid exerts on a body floating in it.

Which of the following explains why an object may sink in water?

Which of the following explains why an object may float in water?

A small dam has a wall of 50 m. Calculate the pressure exerted by the water at the bottom of the dam. (g = 10 N/kg, density of water = 1000 kg/m³)

Pressure in Fluids

Pressure in fluids

Forces

UNIT

Forces: an introduction

Weight, mass and gravity

Resolving forces (HT)

Forces and work

Forces and elasticity (Part 1)

Forces and elasticity (Part 2)

Moments and levers

Moments and gears

Atmospheric pressure

Speed

Distance: Time graphs

Acceleration

Velocity: Time Graphs

Terminal velocity

Newton's Laws

Acceleration Required Practical (Part 1)

Acceleration Required Practical (Part 2)

Stopping distance

Momentum

Collisions and car safety

Combined science review

Physics only review

Case Study: Sir Isaac Newton

Pressure in fluids

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