Question

The “pump” in a vacuum cleaner is merely a high-speed fan. Would a vacuum cleaner pick up dust from a rug on the Moon? Explain

@Abhisar

Answer 1

No, because there is no gravitational pull in space there would not be a rug on the moon.

No because there is no gravity in space there would not be dust on a rug on the moon for the vaccuum to pick up.

Answer 2

the dust would simply float away.

Answer 3

Moon has no atmosphere (air), so fan of the vacuum cleaner will not able to create any pressure difference and hence no dust will be sucked

Answer 4

u got this one ?

Answer 5

so the moon has no dust?

Answer 6

i see i see

Answer 7

Moon has dust

Answer 8

oh
wait

Answer 9

the vaccuum is a fan

Answer 10

There is no air on the moon, the fan of vacuum cleaner will not make any use there

Answer 11

therefore, it cannot create the suction to pick it up

Answer 12

Vacuum is space that is devoid of matter.

Answer 13

On earth we have air particle in atmosphere but on moon it's completely vacant. That is called as vacuum

Answer 14

got it ?

Answer 15

something that has NO air is called a vaccuum, hence vacuum sealed bags

Answer 16

got it

Answer 17

yep

Answer 18

lets try another one

Answer 19

so the fan of cleaner will not be able to create any suction on moon due to vacuum

Answer 20

can u imagine this ?

Answer 21

yes i can

Answer 22

like a broken vacuum. lol

Answer 23

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