The process in which the temperature remains constant is called:

1 point
a. Isothermal Process
b. Isobaric Process
c. Isometric Process
d. Isentropic Process
2. The process in which the volume remains constant is called:
1 point
a. Isothermal Process
b. Isobaric Process
c. Isometric Process
d. Isentropic Process
3. The process in which the pressure remains constant is called:
1 point
a. Isochoric Process
b. Throttling Process
c. Isobaric Process
d. Isentropic Process
4. The process in which the enthalpy remains constant is called:
1 point
a. Throttling Process
b. Adiabatic Process
c. Isentropic Process
d. Isopiestic Process
5. The process in which the entropy remains constant is called:
1 point
a. Throttling Process
b. Adiabatic Process
c. Isentropic Process
d. Isopiestic Process
6. What is the other term for Isobaric Process?
1 point
a. Isochoric Process
b. Isopiestic Process
c. Isovolumic Process
d. Isenthalpic Process
7. What is the other term for Throttling Process?
1 point
a. Isochoric Process
b. Isopiestic Process
c. Isovolumic Process
d. Isenthalpic Process
8. In PV^n=C where n = k (specific heat ratio), the process is called:
1 point
a. Isobaric
b. Isentropic
c. Polytropic
d. Isothermal
9. In PV^n=C where n = 0 the process is called:
1 point
a. Isobaric
b. Isentropic
c. Polytropic
d. Isometric
10. In PV^n=C where n = 1 the process is called:
1 point
a. Isobaric
b. Isometric
c. Isentropic
d. Isothermal
11. In PV^n=C where n = 8 the process is called:
1 point
a. Isobaric
b. Isometric
c. Isentropic
d. Isothermal
12. A Piston-cylinder system contains a gas which expands under a
constant pressure of 1300 lbf/?ft?^2. If the piston is displaced 12’’
during the process, and the piston diameter is 26’’, what is the work
done by the gas on the piston?
1 point
4103.34 ft-lbf
3123.14 ft-lbf
3769.91 ft-lbf
4793.11 ft-lbf
13. It is the process in which Heat is equal to zero.
1 point
a. Isobaric Process
b. Polytropic Process
c. Adiabatic Process
d. Isothermal Process
14. A closed gaseous system undergoes a reversible process during which
22 BTU are rejected, the volume changing from 5ft^3 to 2ft^3 and the
pressure remains constant at 50 psia. Find the change of internal energy.
1 point
a. 2.76 BTU
b. 3.76 BTU
c. 4.76 BTU
d. 5.76 BTU
15. Determine the change in enthalpy per lbm of nitrogen gas as its
temperature changes from 550 °F to 200 °F.
1 point
-86.88 BTU/lbm
-76.88 BTU/lbm
-46.88 BTU/lbm
-56.88 BTU/lbm
16. Determine the final temperature of air in an isobaric process in
which initial temperature is 40 deg. C, mass is 2.25kg and ?S = 0.3343
KJ/K
1 point
a. 85.8 deg. C
b. 87.8 deg. C
c. 89.8 deg. C
d. 91.8 deg. C
17. Determine the final volume in a constant pressure process in which
initial and final temperatures are 56.7 and 105.42 deg. F respectively
and initial volume is 90.61 cubic inches.
1 point
a. 0.031 cu. Ft
b. 0.057 cu. Ft
c. 0.011 cu. Ft
d. 0.064 cu. Ft
18. Determine the heat transferred in a constant pressure process of air.
The initial and final temperatures are 10.62 deg F and 87.4 deg F
respectively. The mass of air is 1 long ton.
1 point
a. 42580 BTU
b. 41276 BTU
c. 49341 BTU
d. 43580 BTU
19. An amount 1.03lb of gas is contained in a tank, the volume of which
is 2 ft^3. If the internal energy is decreases by 27.4 BTU as temperature
changes from 200 deg F to 100 deg F, compute the specific heat at
constant volume conditions.
1 point
a. 0.266 BTU/lb-R
b. 0.168 BTU/lb-R
c. 0.144 BTU/lb-R
d. 0 BTU/lb-R
20. There are 1.36kg of gas for which R = 377 J/kg-K and k = 1.25 that
undergo a nonflow constant volume process from 521.6 kPa and 60 deg C to
1655 kPa. During the process, the gas is internally stirred and there are
also added 105.5 kJ of heat. Determine the change of entropy.
1 point
a. 2.37 kJ/kg-K
b. 2.25 kJ/kg-K
c. 2.17 kJ/kg-K
d. 0 kJ/kg-K
21. A rigid tank contains air at 500kPa and 150 deg C. As a result of
heat transfer to the surroundings, the temperature and pressure inside
the tank drop to 65 deg C and 400 kPa respectively. The volume of the
tank is 0.433 cubic meters. Determine the boundary work done during the
process.
1 point
a. 43.3 kJ
b. 112.8 kJ
c. 21.7 kJ
d. 0 kJ
22. Determine the theoretical horsepower required for the isothermal
compression of 820 ?ft?^3/min of air from 14.7 to 120 psia.
1 point
a. 210.53 HP
b. -107.7 HP
c. -110.44 HP
d. -214. 24 HP
23. A piston cylinder device initially contains 0.4m^3 of air at 200kPa
and 80 deg C. The air is now compressed to 0.1 m^3 in such a way that the
temperature inside the cylinder remains constant. Determine the work done
during the process.
1 point
a. -110.90kJ
b. -56.72 kJ
c. -55.45 kJ
d. -50.72 kJ
24. Air flows steadily through an engine at constant temperature of 400K.
Find the work per kg if the exit pressure is one – fourth of the inlet
pressure and the inlet pressure is 207 kPa.
1 point
a. 110.16 kJ/kg
b. 109.14 kJ/kg
c. 126.12 kJ/kg
d. 159.15 kJ/kg
25. Nitrogen is expanded isentropically. Its temperature change from
520°F to 60°F. Find the pressure ratio (P1/P2)
1 point
a. 10.15
b. 12.9
c. 9.19
d. 0.109
26. Nitrogen is expanded isentropically. Its temperature changes from
620°F to 14°F. The volumetric ratio is V2/V1= 6.22 and the value of R for
nitrogen is 0.07087 BTU/lbm - °R. What is the work done by the gas?
1 point
a. 107.37 BTU/lbm
b. 99.12 BTU/lbm
c. 103.32 BTU/lbm
d. 112 BTU/lbm
27. Air having an initial pressure of 6,516 kPa and an initial volume of
0.113 m^3 is compressed adiabatically to a final volume of 0.035m^3.
Calculate the pressure at the end of compression.
1 point
a. 12, 232.04 kPa
b. 33, 619.84 kPa
c. 16, 985.02 kPa
d. 42, 195.12 kPa
28. Determine the value of n in the process PV^n=constant if this process
has the following end states: 100 psia, 1 cu. ft; 20 psia; 6 cu ft.
1 point
a. 0.9
b. 0.15
c. 0.67
d. 0.8
29. Three cu. Ft. of air is compressed slowly in a cylinder from 15psia
to 100 psia. The initial temperature is 57 deg F; n = 1.2. Calculate the
final temperature.
1 point
728°R
717°R
709°R
814°R
30. One pound of air (considered here a perfect gas) with an initial
temperature of 200F is allowed to expand without flow between pressures
of 90 and 15 psia. Which of the three processes, pv=C, pv^k=C, pv^1.5=c
will produce the maximum work with minimum heat supplied.
1 point
pv^k=C
pv^1.5=c
pv=C
all of the above
31. Determine the polytropic constant cn of air when n = 1.35.
1 point
a. -0.155 BTU/lb-R
b. -0.024 BTU/lb-R
c. -0.120 BTU/lb-R
d. -0.108 BTU/lb-R
32. Isentropic compression of 1 ?ft?^3 of air, cp/cv = 1.40 at 20 psia to
a pressure of 100 psia gives a final volume of:
1 point
0.16 ?ft?^3
0.22 ?ft?^3
0.26 ?ft?^3
0.32 ?ft?^3
33. A 55,000 gallons of water passes through a heat exchanger and absorbs
28,000,000 BTU’s. The exit temperature is 110?. The entrance water
temperature in °F is nearest to:
1 point
a. 49
b. 56
c. 68
d. 73
34. There are 3 lbs of air in a rigid container at 25 psia and 100°F.
Given the gas constant for air is 53.35 ft-lbf/lbm-R. Determine the
volume of the container.
1 point
a. 24.9 cu. Ft
b. 32.5 cu. Ft
c. 34.5 cu. Ft
d. 14.5 cu. Ft
35. Find the enthalpy of Helium if its internal energy is 200 kJ/kg.
1 point
a. 144 kJ/kg
b. 223.42 kJ/kg
c. 333.42 kJ/kg
d. 280 kJ/kg
36. A group of 50 persons attend a secret meeting in room which is 12m
wide by 10m long and a ceiling height of 3m. The room is completely
sealed off and insulated. Each person gives off 150kCal per hour of heat
and occupies a volume of 0.20m^3. The room has an initial pressure of
101.3 kPa and temperature of 16°C. Calculate the room temperature after
20 minutes. Use R = 0.287 kJ/kg-K and Cv = 0.171 kCal/kg-K.
1 point
a. 50.2°C
b. 30.4°C
c. 41.6°C
d. 33.1°C
37. Determine the enthalpy in BTU/lbm of compressed liquid water at 3000
psia and 560?.
1 point
560.26 BTU/lbm
558.47 BTU/lbm
562.46 BTU/lbm
487.53 BTU/lbm
38. Determine the internal energy of superheated vapor in BTU/lbm at
900°F and pressure of 90476.19 mmHg.
1 point
1385.4 BTU/lbm
1485.4 BTU/lbm
1285.4 BTU/lbm
1185.4 BTU/lbm
39. Determine the entropy of superheated vapor at 2.35 psia and 520°F.
1 point
5.4104 BTU/lbm
7.4104 BTU/lbm
4.4104 BTU/lbm
6.4104 BTU/lbm
40. Which of the following will best describe water at 200? with pressure
of 1.6238 MPa?
1 point
a. Wet Steam
b. Dry Steam
c. Superheated
d. Subcooled Water
41. Which of the following will best describe water at 700? and 3093.0
psia?
1 point
a. Wet Steam
b. Dry Steam
c. Superheated
d. Subcooled Water
42. Which of the following will best describe water at 1.4 MPa and u =
2721.7 KJ/kg?
1 point
a. Wet Steam
b. Dry Steam
c. Superheated
d. Subcooled Water
43. Determine the temperature of Superheated Steam at h = 3070.47 KJ/kg
and 2.50 MPa.
1 point
a. 324.15°C
b. 326.24°C
c. 320.69°C
d. 321.15°C
44. Determine the enthalpy of compressed liquid water at 50 MPa and
140°C.
1 point
a. 622.35 kcal/kg
b. 178.22 kcal/kg
c. 148.64 kcal/kg
d. 564.32 kcal/kg
45. Determine the internal energy of saturated steam at 7 MPa and 285.88?
and quality of 0.81.
1 point
a. 1257.55 kJ/kg
b. 2580.5 kJ/kg
c. 2329.18 kJ/kg
d. 2654 kJ/kg
46. For steam at 600 psia and 850°F, find the superheat.
1 point
a. 363.76°F
b. 238.32°F
c. 257.81°F
d. 354.12°F
47. For steam at 600 psia and 850°F, find the specific volume.
1 point
a. 1.24634
b. 1.19038
c. 1.30230
d. 1.17524
48. For steam at 600 psia and 850°F, find the internal energy.
1 point
a. 1297.25 kJ/kg
b. 1397.25 kJ/kg
c. 1497.25 kJ/kg
d. 1597.25 kJ/kg
49. For steam at 600 psia and 850°F, find the enthalpy.
1 point
a. 1415.65 kJ/kg
b. 1437.65 kJ/kg
c. 1425.65 kJ/kg
d. 1435.65 kJ/kg
50. For steam at 600 psia and 850°F, find the entropy if mass is equal to
2.08 kg.
1 point
a. 1.65595 kJ/kg-K
b. 3.44437 kJ/kg-K
c. 2.61545 kJ/kg-K
d. 3.67575 kJ/kg-K
51. What is the enthalpy hfg of saturated steam at 22 MPa?
1 point
a. 114.4 kJ/kg
b. 124.4 kJ/kg
c. 143.4 kJ/kg
d. 154.7 kJ/kg
52. A tank with one hinge wall is filled with water. The tank is held at
42 degree angle by a horizontal cable. What is the tension in the cable
per unit width of the tank in the figure shown?
1 point
Captionless Image
a. 36.42kN
b. 31.58kN
c. 23.25kN
d. 27.42kN
53. What is the critical temperature and pressure of water?
1 point
a. 371°C, 22.09 MPa
b. 372°C, 22.09 MPa
c. 373°C, 22.09 MPa
d. 374°C, 22.09 MPa
54. A 0.0912m^3 drum contains saturated water and saturated vapor at
370°C. Compute the volume of the vapor if it has the same mass as the
liquid.
1 point
0.0591m^3
0.0346m^3
0.0121m^3
0.0629m^3
55. A 0.0912m^3 drum contains saturated water and saturated vapor at
370°C. Compute the mass of liquid if it has the same volume as the vapor.
1 point
a. 20.6055kg
b. 19.3422kg
c. 17.4125kg
d. 26.4424kg
56. What is the percent moisture of saturated water at 70 psia and h =
1026.4264 kJ/kg?
1 point
a. 15%
b. 16%
c. 17%
d. 20%
57. What is the quality of steam if the mass of the liquid form is 9 kg
and the mass of the vapor form is 15 lbm?
1 point
a. 40.44%
b. 43.05%
c. 62.50%
d. 66.17%
58. Steam is admitted to a turbine at 600 psia and 740°F and exhausts to
a condenser at a pressure of 1 psia. Assume the process to be isentropic,
what is the drop in enthalpy in BTU/lb?
1 point
a. 421.5 BTU/lbm
b. 464.7 BTU/lbm
c. 473.5 BTU/lbm
d. 414.1 BTU/lbm
59. The viscosity of water at 70°C is 0.00512 poise and its specific
gravity is 0.921. Determine the absolute viscosity in Pa-s.
1 point
a. 0.000512 Pa-s
b. 0.0512 Pa-s
c. 0.00512 Pa-s
d. 5.12 Pa-s
60. The viscosity of water at 70°C is 0.00512 poise and its specific
gravity is 0.921. Determine the kinematic viscosity in m^2/s?
1 point
5.417×?10?^(-6) m^2/s
5.104×?10?^(-6) m^2/s
5.224×?10?^(-6) m^2/s
5.559×?10?^(-6) m^2/s
61. The viscosity of water at 70°C is 0.00512 poise and its specific
gravity is 0.921. Determine the kinematic viscosity in stoke?
1 point
5.417×?10?^(-3) stokes
5.104×?10?^(-3) stokes
5.224×?10?^(-3) stokes
5.559×?10?^(-3) stokes
62. The equation of the symmetrical velocity (in ft/sec) is approximately
V=0.41y^0.7+y^2.7 ft/sec where y is in inches. Compute the velocity
gradient at y = 3 inches.
1 point
17.68(ft/s)/in
15.68(ft/s)/in
12.68(ft/s)/in
18.68(ft/s)/in
63. A 4.9 cubic feet of water are compressed to 7000 psig. What is the
volume decrease if the temperature is 60°F? Assume the average bulk
modulus of elasticity of 311,000 psi.
1 point
-0.079?ft?^3
-0.248?ft?^3
-0.111?ft?^3
-0.192?ft?^3
64. If the surface tension of the liquid is equal to 0.076 N/m and radius
of Du Nuoy ring is equal to 12 m, determine the force required to pull a
Du Nuoy ring out of the liquid.
1 point
a. 16.42 N
b. 11.46 N
c. 12.51 N
d. 5.73 N
65. Determine the inside pressure of a water bubble at 100°C of which the
radius is 12mm.
1 point
a. 103.29kPa
b. 104.29kPa
c. 105.29kPa
d. 102.29kPa
66. At a particular temperature, the surface tension of water is 0.073
N/m. Under ideal conditions, the contact angle between glass and water is
21 degrees. A student in a laboratory observes water in a glass capillary
tube with a diameter of 0.10mm. What is the theoretical height of the
capillary rise?
1 point
a. 0.278m
b. 0.293m
c. 0.244m
d. 0.216m
67. 1 MPa is equal to:
1 point
1 kN/?mm?^2
1000 N/?mm?^2
1 N/?mm?^2
100 kN/?mm?^2
68. Determine the ideal mechanical advantage if the car of weight 1030 N
is lifted by a force of 2520 N and area of car is 105 square meters.
1 point
a. 0.4087
b. 32.92
c. 42.92
d. 0.2623
69. A circular window with a radius of 0.25 meter has its center four
meters below the water’s surface. Find the force acting on the window.
The window is vertical.
1 point
a. 5.8kN
b. 7.7kN
c. 6.2kN
d. 4.8kN
70. A vessel is initially connected to a reservoir open to atmosphere.
The connecting valve is then closed, and the vacuum of 720mmHg is applied
to the vessel. What is the absolute pressure in the vessel? Assume
standard atmospheric pressure.
1 point
a. 2.23 kPa
b. 7.21 kPa
c. 5.33 kPa
d. 4.24 kPa
71. Oil with specific gravity of 0.72 is used as the indicating fluid in
a manometer. If the differential pressure across the ends of the
manometer is 21kPa, what will be the difference in oil levels in the
manometer?
1 point
a. 3.42 m
b. 0.99 m
c. 2.97 m
d. 1.21 m
72. The specific gravity of mercury is 13.6 and specific gravity of
glycerine is 1.26. For the manometer shown, calculate the difference in
pressure between points A and B.
1 point
Captionless Image
a. 115.32 kPa
b. 111.78 kPa
c. 121.42 kPa
d. 116.41 kPa
73. If atmospheric air is 14.7 psia and 60F at sea level, what is the
pressure at 15,000 ft altitude if air is incompressible? Note: At 60F;
the density of air is 0.0763 lbm/?ft?^3.
1 point
a. 6.75 psia
b. 8.32 psia
c. 9.41 psia
d. 7.72 psia
74. If atmospheric air is 14.7 psia and 60F at sea level, what is the
pressure at 15,000 ft altitude if air is compressible? Note: At 60F; the
density of air is 0.0763 lbm/?ft?^3.
1 point
a. 9.21 psia
b. 6.61 psia
c. 7.72 psia
d. 8.56 psia
75. A Hydraulic press is used to raise an 62 kN cargo truck. If oil of
specific gravity 0.82 acts on the piston under pressure of 10 Mpa. What
is the diameter of piston required?
1 point
a. 100.925 mm
b. 88.849 mm
c. 76.421 mm
d. 115.62 mm
76. A solid material in a cube shape floats in oil of density 800 kg/m^3
with one fourth of the block out of the oil. What is the buoyant force on
the cube whose edge is 0.75 m?
1 point
253.125 kgf
323.125 kgf
225.125 kgf
193.125 kgf
77. An iceberg having specific gravity of 0.92 is floating on salt water
of specific gravity of 1.03. If the volume of ice submerged in the water
surface is 1000m^3, what is the total volume of the ice?
1 point
2124 m^3
1742 m^3
1053 m^3
1119 m^3
78. If the specific gravity of ball floating to a sea water is 0.42, what
is the percentage of the volume exposed above the sea water?
1 point
a. 40.8%
b. 46.2%
c. 59.2%
d. 58.0%
79. Water is held in a tank by the sluice gate shown in this figure. What
force per unit width of the dam must the latch supply to keep the gate
closed?
1 point
Captionless Image
a. 332.8 lb
b. 363.4 lb
c. 317.6 lb
d. 302.2 lb
80. A vertical rectangular gate 1.5m wide and 3m high is submerged in
water with its top edge 10m below the water surface, find the hydrostatic
force acting on the gate.
1 point
a. 507.7 kN
b. 154.5 kN
c. 208.7 kN
d. 321.2 kN
81. A vertical rectangular gate 1.5m wide and 3m high is submerged in
water with its top edge 10m below the water surface, determine the
location of the hydrostatic force from the bottom.
1 point
a. 1.43m from the bottom
b. 1.85m from the bottom
c. 1.16m from the bottom
d. 1.28m from the bottom
82. The mean velocity of 40°C water in a 44.7mm (inside diameter) tube is
1.5m/s. The kinematic viscosity is 6.58 x 10^(-7) m^2/s. What is the type
of flow?
1 point
a. Laminar flow
b. Turbulent flow
c. Transitional flow
d. Sonic flow
83. A fluid with a kinematic viscosity of 2.5 x ?10?^(-5) ft^2/s is
flowing at 0.1 ft/s from the orifice 3’’ in diameter. What is the
Reynolds number?
1 point
a. 1000
b. 2000
c. 3000
d. 1500
84. What is the Reynolds number at critical velocity?
1 point
a. 1000
b. 2000
c. 3000
d. 1500
85. What is the hydraulic radius of the circular flow with diameter of
5cm?
1 point
a. 1 cm
b. 2 cm
c. 1.25 cm
d. 1.55 cm
86. Determine the dynamic viscosity if the kinematic viscosity of a fluid
with specific gravity of 0.921 is 4.75 x 10^(-5) ?ft?^2/s.
1 point
6.48 x 10^(-5) psf-s
7.48 x 10^(-5) psf-s
8.48 x 10^(-5) psf-s
9.48 x 10^(-5) psf-s
87. The turbulent flow velocity of water through a pipe is 3.78 m/s. The
length of pipe is estimated as 15m. The diameter and friction factor are
123mm and 0.0173 respectively, determine the head loss in the pipe. (Use
Darcy Equation)
1 point
a. 1.224 m
b. 1.536 m
c. 1.721 m
d. 2.221 m
88. The turbulent flow velocity of water through a pipe is 3.78 m/s. The
length of pipe is estimated as 300m. The diameter and friction factor are
123mm and 0.0000243 respectively, determine the head loss in the pipe.
(Use Morse Equation)
1 point
a. 0.172 m
b. 0.251 m
c. 0.346 m
d. 0.102 m
89. Consider the water flowing through converging channel in which the
inlet pressure and velocity is equal 128kPa and 3.22 m/s. If the pressure
at exit is equal to 15 kPa, what is the velocity at the exit of the
channel? Assume the flow to be incompressible, and neglect any frictional
effects.
1 point
a. 12.35 m/s
b. 14.42 m/s
c. 16.51 m/s
d. 15.37 m/s
90. If the velocity of flow in a 75-mm diameter fire hose is 0.50 m/s,
what is the velocity in a 25mm diameter jet issuing from a nozzle
attached at the end of the pipe?
1 point
a. 2.1 m/s
b. 1.2 m/s
c. 3.6 m/s
d. 4.5 m/s
91. In the problem above, compute the power of the jet.
1 point
a. 22.36 W
b. 11.52 W
c. 34.55 W
d. 16.32 W
92. A uniform area jet travels to 600 m/sec and area of 0.621 m^2. What
is the horizontal force acts on the water jet if it undergoes a 155°
turn?
1 point
a. 542 MPa
b. 426 MPa
c. 325 MPa
d. 262 MPa
93. What is the actual volumetric flow rate for the discharge of the tank
at the bottom with initial height of water is 8 ft and area of tank at
0.5 ?ft?^2. The coefficient of contraction for the orifice is 0.61, the
coefficient of velocity is 0.98 and coefficient of drag of 0.92.
1 point
6.78 ?ft?^3/s
6.24 ?ft?^3/s
5.22 ?ft?^3/s
6.91 ?ft?^3/s
94. If the velocity of an aircraft is 8996 m/s and velocity of sound is
approximates ad 346 m/s. What is the characteristic of the speed of
aircraft?
1 point
a. Supersonic
b. Hypersonic
c. Subsonic
d. Re-entry Speed
95. What is the velocity of sound in 150°F water if its density is 65.2
lbm/?ft?^3 and the Bulk modulus of elasticity is 328, 000 psi.
1 point
a. 4829 ft/s
b. 4985 ft/s
c. 3214 ft/s
d. 4126 ft/s
96. Air flow past a 2’’ diameter sphere at 100ft/sec. What is the drag
force experience by the sphere given that it has a coefficient of drag of
0.5 and that the density of the air is 0.00234 slug/?ft?^3?
1 point
a. 0.015 lbf
b. 0.241 lbf
c. 0.128 lbf
d. 0.652 lbf
97. A circular cylinder 4m long and 3m in diameter is in an air stream.
The flow velocity is 5m/s perpendicular to the axis of the cylinder.
Given that the coefficient to drag C_D, on the cylinder is 1.3, and the
density of air is 1.225kg/m^3 , what is the force on the cylinder?
1 point
a. 0.24 kN
b. 0.33 kN
c. 0.51 kN
d. 0.62 kN
98. A jet aircraft is flying at a speed of 2700km/hr. The air temperature
is 20°C. What is the Mach number of the aircraft?
1 point
a. 1.38
b. 2.42
c. 1.68
d. 2.19
99. A cylindrical 1.72 ft radius, 4ft high tank contains 3ft of water.
What rotational speed is require to spin water out the top?
1 point
a. 6.6 rad/s
b. 22.7 rad/s
c. 15.2 rad/s
d. 7.45 rad/s
100. At height of 10,000 m (33,000 ft) above the sea level, atmospheric
pressure is about 210mmHg. What is the resultant normal force on a 600
cm2 window of an airplane flying at this height when the hydrostatic
conditions and a pressure inside the plane of 760mm of mercury and
density of mercury is 13,600 kg/m3?
1 point
a. 3.407 kN
b. 5.721 kN
c. 2.741 kN
d. 4.403 kN