WHY WE USE d^2/162.2 FOR CALCULATE THE WEIGHT OF 1 M STEEL ROD?
Its is derived from the very basic concept
i.e., weight = density x volume
it is also can be written as
weight = density x (area x length)
We know that the density of steel = 7850 kg/m^3 ,
We consider a length= 1 m
area of steel rod = pi x d^2/ 4
therefore, weight = (7850 x (3.14/4) d^2 x 1000) / (10^9)
= d^2 x 0.00616225
=(d^2/1) x (0.00616225/1)
= d^2 / (1/162.2)
=d^2/162.2
i.e., weight = density x volume
it is also can be written as
weight = density x (area x length)
We know that the density of steel = 7850 kg/m^3 ,
We consider a length= 1 m
area of steel rod = pi x d^2/ 4
therefore, weight = (7850 x (3.14/4) d^2 x 1000) / (10^9)
= d^2 x 0.00616225
=(d^2/1) x (0.00616225/1)
= d^2 / (1/162.2)
=d^2/162.2
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