An Olympic swimming pool is 50 m long, 25 m wide, and 2 m deep. (a) Make a plot of pressure as a function of depth in the pool, for 0 < y < 2m. Make your plot neat and precise. Label axes and indicate units. (b) What is the pressure on the bottom of the pool? (c) What is the total force on the bottom of the pool – the 25 m x 50 m surface? (d) What is the total force on one end of the pool - (e) What is the total force on one side of the pool – one of the 50 m × 2m surfaces - - one of the 25 m x 2 m surfaces

An Olympic swimming pool is 50 m long, 25 m wide, and 2 m deep. (a) Make a plot of pressure as a function of depth in the pool, for 0 < y < 2m. Make your plot neat and precise. Label axes and indicate units. (b) What is the pressure on the bottom of the pool? (c) What is the total force on the bottom of the pool – the 25 m x 50 m surface? (d) What is the total force on one end of the pool - (e) What is the total force on one side of the pool – one of the 50 m × 2m surfaces - - one of the 25 m x 2 m surfaces

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Chapter15: Fluid Mechanics

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