Physics, asked by prashm1ittoppy, 1 year ago

Two spheres A and B , each of volume 100cm3 are placed on water (density=1.0 g/cm3).The sphere A is made of wood of density 0.3 g/cm3 and the sphere B is made of iron of density 8.9g/cm3. FIND: 1) the weight of the sphere, and 2)the upthrust on each sphere. which sphere will float? give reason

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Answered by prmkulk1978
138
Given:
Sphere A: [made up of wood]
Volume =100cm³
density of sphere A=0.3gm/cm³
mass of sphere A:
m=volume x density
⇒0.3x100⇒30 gms.
So weight of Sphere A is =W=mg=30x 980=29400N
For sphere B:[ Made up of iron]
volume=100cm³
density of sphere :8.9 gm/cm³
mass=volume x density
⇒100 x 8.9⇒890 grams
weight of sphere B is =W=mg=890 x 980=872200N
Since sphere A is made up of wood, its density is less than water , it will float.,
since sphere B is made up of iron, its density is more than water it will sink.
UPTHRUST ON SPHERE A;
for sphere A to float, by laws of flotation
upthrust= weight of sphere A
∴upthrust on sphere A is 29400N
UPTHRUST ON SPHERE B;
upthrust=Volume of water displaced x density of water x g
=100x 1x 980
98000N



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