Buoyant force acting on an inverted glass in water

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erobz
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I appreciate your help. I didn't use PatmL/(L -δ) = Patm+ρg(h-δ) because
2nd degree equation was obtained ...

I have used the formula you suggested ...
What formula?
 
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I don't understand! I solved it as a quadratic. However, your result indicates that my quadratic must be factorable I believe?
Maybe I made a mistake ...
was my answer correct ??
 
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Maybe I made a mistake ...
was my answer correct ??
It plots identically to my solution?
 
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It plots identically to my solution?
Let me send you a picture of what I have done ...
 
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It plots identically to my solution?
My mistake is here :
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So to find delta we have to solve a quadratic equation ...

The question only asked about the increase and decrease of F force, I didn't want to waste your time at all... I'm sorry...



edit :

2022_12_14 1_55 AM Office Lens.jpg


I have solved that quadratic equation ...
 
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My mistake is here :
View attachment 318768

So to find delta we have to solve a quadratic equation ...

The question only asked about the increase and decrease of F force, I didn't want to waste your time at all... I'm sorry...



edit :

View attachment 318770

I have solved that quadratic equation ...
What you did on accident the first time by omitting ##\delta## was actually a really good approximation for ##\delta \ll h##. For the parameters I used I couldn’t tell the apart.
 
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erobz
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My mistake is here :
View attachment 318768

So to find delta we have to solve a quadratic equation ...

The question only asked about the increase and decrease of F force, I didn't want to waste your time at all... I'm sorry...



edit :

View attachment 318770

I have solved that quadratic equation ...
I wanted you to explore it. It wasn’t a waste of my time at all!
 
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I wanted you to explore it. It wasn’t a waste of my time at all!
Thank you for your help and time ... 🙏🙏
 

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