what is the pressure p(r)p(r)p(r) of the fluid in the test tube at an arbitrary distance rrr from the axis of rotation?



Answer :

The pressure p(r)p(r)p(r) of the fluid in the test tube at an arbitrary distance rrr from the axis of rotation is p(r) = ρω²/2 (r²-ro²) + Po

The following figure shows the test tube filled with water spinning with angular velocity ω

The centripetal force acting on the particle of mass dm at a distance x is, F = dmω²x

The mass dm is given as,

dm = ρdv

= p Adx

Therefore, the force is,

F = ρAω²x dx

The pressure is force per unit area. Therefore, the pressure can be determined as follows:

P(r) = ρω²[tex][\frac{x^{2} }{2} ]^{r} _{r0} +Po[/tex]

Hence, the pressure is,

p(r) = ρω²/2 (r²-ro²) + Po

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