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P2.25 Venus has a mass of and a radius of . Its atmosphere is , but let us assume it to be . Its Surface temperature averages , decreasing to at an altitude of . The average Surface pressure is . Estimate the atmospheric pressure of Venus at an altitude of . -
P2.28 Earth’s atmospheric conditions vary somewhat. On a certain day the sea -level
temperature is and the sea-level pressure is an air temperature of and a pressure of SOLUTIÓN
. An airplane overhead registers
. Estimate the plane’s, in feet.
FLUJO DE FLUIDOS
= 14.14.7 4300 10,000
GRUPO: 4502
P2.17. For most problems we assume that . This is a reasonable approximation for sea level but not for other elevations. What is the average atmospheric pressure (a) at Salt Lake City, whose elevation is ; (b) at , the elevation to which the cabins on comercial airliners are pressurized; and (c) on the top of Mt. Everest ( )? (for simplicity, use the isotermal atmosphere)
2.6. The tallest building in the world (excluding TV towers which are a re not buildings in the common sense) is the Sears Tower in Chicago, which is tall. If the pressure in the supply line to the drinking fountain on the top floor (perhaps (per haps high) is , What is the required pressure in the supply line at street stree t level? Assume zero flow in the wáter line. SOLUTIÓN
2.7. The deepest point in the oceans of the world is believed to be in the Marianas Trench, southeast of Japan; there the depth is about . What is the pressure at that point?