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shak
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Hi!
I have a problem.
Say I have a wooden ball, 5 cm in diameter, 40 grams, I drop it from a height of 1 meter into some still water. Obviously, it will splash in and dip a little before buoyancy forces take over and bring it to the surface,
I have never heard of a way, but maybe the pros here know a formula or something,
Is their any way to calculate how deep it will go after the initial splash before the buoyancy forces take over??
Cheers!
Shak
I have a problem.
Say I have a wooden ball, 5 cm in diameter, 40 grams, I drop it from a height of 1 meter into some still water. Obviously, it will splash in and dip a little before buoyancy forces take over and bring it to the surface,
I have never heard of a way, but maybe the pros here know a formula or something,
Is their any way to calculate how deep it will go after the initial splash before the buoyancy forces take over??
Cheers!
Shak