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Archimedes's principle of float
I supposed that the change in height = height_big - height_small- justaus3r
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Archimedes's principle of float
Area = 20 m^(2) Before melting I think i solved it but correct me if i am wrong if the height increased due to floatation of that ice layer with the body equals 2 * 10 ^(-3) m since the body is floating therefore the M_body*g = ρ_water * vol._immersed * g vol_immersed = M_body / ρ_water =...- justaus3r
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Archimedes's principle of float
their masses are equal but their volumes aren't equal, right ?- justaus3r
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Archimedes's principle of float
it displaces amount of water equals to the upthrust force acting on ice from surface of water I think it remains the same (am not sure though )- justaus3r
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Archimedes's principle of float
Ok, as for the ice part should i include it or i can't bec. i don't have its area ?- justaus3r
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Archimedes's principle of float
thanks in advance for helping but unfortunately i don't have the height of water in the pool- justaus3r
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Archimedes's principle of float
archimedes' principle includes cases where opposing force(s) has higher value than upthrust force which leads to the sinking of the body- justaus3r
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Archimedes's principle of float
yes R.D. is relative density = Density of material / density of water it increases- justaus3r
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Archimedes's principle of float
Homework Statement A swimming pool with 5 M length and 4 M width.A big layer of ice floats on the surface of the pool and above the layer of ice a rock with 40 KG mass and 5 R.D.,If the ice is melted and the rock fall, calculate the change in the height of water in the pool final answer...- justaus3r
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