Physics, asked by aayush8619, 8 months ago

A body of density ⍴' is dropped from rest at a height h into
a lake of density ⍴ where ⍴ > ⍴' neglecting all dissipative
forces, calculate the maximum depth to which the body sinks
before returning to float on the surface :
(a)h/⍴ - ⍴'
(b)h⍴'/⍴ (c)h⍴'/⍴ - ⍴'
(d)h⍴/⍴-⍴'

Answers

Answered by sonibharti78700
0

Answer:

Velocity of the ball as it reaches water surface is

2gh

Net upward force acting on the body F=σVg−ρVg

⇒ma=σVg−ρVg

⇒(ρV)a=Vg(σ−ρ)

⇒a=g(

ρ

σ−ρ

) in upward direction

lets say it sinks to the depth H, at this instant final velocity becomes v=0, so we have

0=(

2gh

)

2

−2×g(

ρ

σ−ρ

)×H ∵v

2

=u

2

+2as

⇒H=(

σ−ρ

)

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