Exercise 3.1 A

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Investigate the effect of the depth of the tube head on the height of the water columns. Show the results graphically. Which conclusions can you draw from the results?

Answer: Pressure in water (hydrostatic pressure) grows when going deeper. Hydrostatic pressure increases linearly when going deeper.

Exercise 3.1 B

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Explore the dependence of gas volume and pressure on a graphical representation.

Answer: It is noticed that the pressure is inversely proportional to the volume, $p\propto\frac{1}{V}$

Exercise 3.1 C

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How much pressure was in the balloon? The red liquid in the tube is water.

Answer: 102 kPa

Exercise 3.1 D

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Is the pressure in the tire according to the manufacturer's recommendations?

Answer: No.