Posted by paro on Monday, April 5, 2010 at 1:21pm.
Multiply the gauge pressure in Pascals (6000) by the tube's circular inner area cross section in square meters (pi D^2/4) to get the force in Newtons.
pi D^2/4 = 1.54*10-4 m^2
I get about 1 Newton, which is about 1/4 pound force.
Use the equation Pressure = Force / Area. Solve the equation for Force to get Force = Pressure * Area. Now, just plug in the values. Force = 0.006 Pa * (pi)0.008^2. Notice you need to divide the radius (0.008 m), not the diameter, in the equation for the area of a circle. The answer is 1.21 N.
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