1. Archimedes principle states that any object fully or partially submerged in a fluid experiences an upward buoyant force equal to the weight of the fluid displaced by the object.
2. The document discusses seven cases involving bodies immersed, floating, suspended or connected in fluids and calculations to determine density, volume, weight and buoyant forces using Archimedes principle.
3. Key aspects covered include determining density of fully immersed objects, volumes of floating and suspended objects, effects of additional masses, objects between multiple fluids and forces on objects connected with ropes or balloons filled with gases.
5. CASE ONE
A BODY IS IMMERSED COMPLETELY IN A FLUID.
relative=Vol water/V ol substance
In the case of a floating body
Fb=w air-w liquid=volg
relative =w air/Fb water for body
relative=Fb liquid/Fb water for liquid
6. EX:1
A body its weight in air 7.8 N, and its weight
in water is 6.5 N calculate the density of a
body.
7. ANS:
Fb=w air w water
=7.8 - 6.5
=1.3 N
relative = w air/Fb
=7.8/1.3
=6
=relativeX1000
10. Fb=w
痢l(Vol)lg =s(Vol)sg
l /s =Vols/Voll
Note that
(Vol)l = displaced liquid or immersed part
(Vol)s = whole body
Important note
In the opposite laws you can
calculate the relative density by
divided s/l(water)
Also equals (Vol) l / (Vol) s
17. A body its volume is 50 cm3 carrying a mass =10 g in water its
density is 1000 kg /m3 calculate the volume immersed part
knowing that the density of an object is 600 kg/m3
Answer
Fb=vsg+mg
痢vlg=vsg+mg
1000xvl=600x50x10-6+.01
Vl=40cm3
20. Hollow body Body not contain
space(massive)
Fb=w
lvlg =svlg
l=s
Fb=w
lvlg=svlg
l(vbody+vhallow)g=vlg
body
space
21. Ex:
A hollow ball its mass is 0.5 kg placed in water and becomes suspended
calculate the volume of a space inside the ball considering that
Density of water=1000 kg/m3
Density of ball =6600 kg/m3
26. Ex
A wooden ball its mass is 800 g and its density
is 700 kg /m3 floating on a surface of water
then poured a mount of oil its density is 800
kg/m3 above the water calculate the volume
of ball in oil considering that density of water
is 1000 kg/m3 .
31. EXAMPLE
A BODY IS IMMERSED COMPLETELY IN WATER ITS
VOLUME IS 0.01 CM3 AND ITS DENSITY IS 600 KG/M3
ROPED DOWN IN A BACKER CONSIDERING THAT THE
DENSITY OF WATER IS 1000 KG/M3 AND GRAVITY IS 10
M/S2
32. ANS
Ft = L Vol g SVol g
= 0.01 X 10 X 1000 + 0.01 X 10 X 600
= 160 N
35. (Fb)lift = (Fb )air -(W gas + Wballoon)
(Fb)lift = (Vol g)air -(mg gas + mg balloon)
When a balloon stopped to move up
(Case of equilibrium)
Fb air = w (gas+balloon)
Fb air = mg balloon + mg gas
airVol g = mg balloon + gasVol g
W gas
W ballon
Fb air
36. Ex
An empty balloon its mass is 150 kg and its
volume is 400 m3 filled by hydrogen gas its
density is 0.09 kg/m3 what is the lifting
force .
Considering that the average density for air
is 1.29 kg/m3 and gravity is 10 m/s2.
37. Ans
(Fb)lift = (Fb )air -(W gas + Wballoon)
(Fb)lift = (Vol g)air -(mg gas + mg balloon)
=(1.29X400X10) (150X10 + .09 X400 X10
= 3300 N