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Archimedes' principle allows us to solve this problem, find:
a) the submerged part h = 2.04 m
b) the downward force W = 3.9 10⁹ N
c) the upward force B = 4 10⁸ N
d) The free-body diagram attach
The parameters given
* The tanker mass with oil M = 400000 Tonnes (10³ kg/1 tonn) = 4 10⁸ kg
* The length and width of the tanker l = 500m and w= 40m
To find
* the submerged part of the tanker
* The force in the tanker
* free body diagram
Fluid mechanics exercises, the Archimedes' principle says that the hydrostatic thrust of a fluidIn on a body is equal to the weight of the desalted liquid.
B = [tex]\rho \ g \ V_{body}[/tex]
Where ρ is the density of the fluid in this case water (ρ = 1000 kg /m³), g is the acceleration of gravity (g = 9.80 m / s²) and V_{body} is the volume of the tanker.
a) In the attached diagram we can see the forces involved, we apply the equilibrium equation
B - W = 0
The volume of the submerged tanker is
V_{body} = l w h
Where l and w are the length and width of the tanker and h is the submerged quantity
We substitute
ρ g (l w h) = W
[tex]h = \frac{W}{\rho \ g\ l \ w}[/tex]
We calculate
h = 4 10⁸ / (10³ 9.8 500 40)
h = 2.04 m
The submerged quantity of tanker using Archimedes' principle is
h = 2.04m
b) The downward force on the tanker's weight
W = m g
W = 4 10⁸ 9.80
W = 3.9 10⁹ N
c) the upward force is the thrust
B = ρ g
B = 1000 9.8 (500 40 2.04)
B = 4 10⁸ N
d) in the attachment we can see a free body diagram with the two forces on the tanker: the weight down and the fluid push up
Archimedes' principle allows finding the submerged part of the tanker
h = 2.04 m
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The shortest possible distance in which she catches up with the man is 129.7 m.
The given parameters:
speed of the man, v₁ = 40 km/hr
speed of the woman, v₂ = 70 km/hr
time when the woman started moving, t₁ = 5 seconds
To find:
the shortest distance when she catches up with the manConvert the given speed in km/h to m/s
3.6 km/h = 1 m/s40 km/h = 40/3.6 = 11.11 m/s70 km/h = 70/3.6 = 19.44 m/sCalculate the distance moved by the man before she started following him.
Distance moved by the man = speed x time
= 11.11 m/s x 5 s
= 55.55 m
Let the time the woman catches up with the man = t
Apply the following simple principle to calculate the time.
The man is moving forward and the woman is moving forward to close the gap between them, thus both speeds are working against each other.
[tex](v_2-v_1)t = 55.55 \ m[/tex]
the difference in the speed is because they are working against each other.[tex](19.44 - 11.11)t = 55.55\\\\8.33t = 55.55\\\\t = \frac{55.55}{8.33} \\\\t = 6.67 \ s[/tex]
The time when the woman catches up with the man = 6.67 s
The shortest distance at which the woman catches up with the man is calculated as;
Shortest distance = woman's speed x time when she catches up
= 19.44 m/s x 6.67 s
= 129.7 m
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