Physics, asked by rudeaman63, 8 months ago

if spherical balls of radius 1mm,3mm,5mm,7mmand 9mmof same material dropped in a liquid by using suitable formula prepare a table for their terminal velocity assuming terminal velocity of first to be x. in physics class 11​

Answers

Answered by PHYSCOROCKER
0

Answer:

Stoke's Law states,

Frictional force on a spherical object of radius R due to viscous medium of coefficient of viscosity η=6πηRv

where v is the instantaneous velocity of the object.

Thus f∝R

f∝v

Answered by sharan5372
0

Answer:

As the velocity of the ball remains unchanged in the water which implies that the ball reached its terminal velocity in water,(just before touching the water)

V=

2r

2

(T

s

−T)g

=

9×10

−3

2(10

−3

)×10×(10

4

−10

3

)

=20m/s

Neglecting the viscous effect of air,

We calculate the distance covered by the ball to reach the velocity of 20m/s

V

2

−V

2

=2aS

⇒(20)

2

=2×10×h

20

400

=h⇒h=20m.

Similar questions