Physics, asked by sirimane, 5 months ago

3. The volume of the air bubble increases by
10%, when it rises from bottom to the
surface of the water pond. If the
temperature of the water is constant, find
the depth of the pond. ( 1 atm = 10m of
water column)​

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Answered by BrainlyTwinklingstar
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Volume of the air bubble at the bottom of the pond (V₁) = V

Volume of the air bubble at the surface of the pond V₂ = V × 110/100

Pressure at the bottom of the pond (P₁) = (h + H)cm of water column

where 'h' is the depth of the pond and 'H' is the atmospheric pressure

Pressure on the surface of the pond (P₂) = H cm of water column.

From Boyle's law,

{\sf {P_1 V_1 = P_2V_2}}

{ \sf{(h + H)V =H \bigg(V  \times  \dfrac{110}{100} \bigg) }}

{ \sf{h + H =H \times  \dfrac{110}{100}  }}

{ \sf{h = H \times  \dfrac{110}{100} -  H}}

 {\sf{h = H \times  \dfrac{10}{100} }}

{ \sf{h =  \dfrac{H}{10}}}

Therefore, Depth of the pond = H/10 cm.

= 1000/10 = 100cm = 1m.

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