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jrd007
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Actually you you can just minus the two to get the water displaces and change it into kg = .0081
63.5/.0081 = 7839! :)
63.5/.0081 = 7839! :)
The formula for solving for car mass using gauge pressure and surface area is: mass = (gauge pressure x surface area) / gravitational acceleration.
The gauge pressure of a car can be determined by using a pressure gauge or by measuring the weight of the car and dividing it by the surface area in contact with the ground.
Yes, as long as the units for gauge pressure and surface area are consistent (e.g. both in SI units or both in imperial units), any unit of measurement can be used in the formula.
Solving for car mass using gauge pressure and surface area can help determine the weight of the car and its impact on the surface it is in contact with. This can be useful in understanding the performance and safety of the car, as well as in designing roads and structures to support the weight of cars.
Yes, there are other factors that may affect the accuracy of the calculated car mass, such as the distribution of weight within the car, air resistance, and friction between the car and the surface. These factors should be taken into consideration when using this formula.