A cubical closed vessel of side 5m filled with a liquid is accelerated with an acceleration a. Find the value of a so that pressure at mid point` M` of `AC` is equal to pressure at `N`. .
A
`g`
B
`2g`
C
`g/2`
D
`zero`
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The correct Answer is:
B
`p_(N)+rho_(g)h-rho a((h)/(2))=p_(M)` But `p_(N)=p_(M)` `:. a=2g`.
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