few (many) hydrostatics, surface tension and fluid dynaimcs.

Q1. prove that when ice will melt, the water level will not increase.

Q2. Which one is heavier in air - 1kg cotton or 1kg iron?

Q3. A boat with scrap iron in it is floatng in a lake. If the iron is thrown in the lake, what will happen to water level of the lake?

Q4. A man is floating on a rubber tube which is floating in a bath tub. If the man drinks some water from the tub, will the level of wtare in the tub decrease?

31 Answers

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Asish Mahapatra ·

please answer not increase got exams tomorrow.

106
Asish Mahapatra ·

anyone please answer them

106
Asish Mahapatra ·

Please explain 3 and 8

11
Anirudh Narayanan ·

You will find the word in the final few posts in the thread titled "Colours Again!"

11
Anirudh Narayanan ·

[9]

1
rahul ·

ting is the sound made by a bell.

11
Anirudh Narayanan ·

Sorry guys. It's tingity and not tinging[2]

106
Asish Mahapatra ·

just want the answer, because ans is given it will decrease.

1
rahul ·

honey in which book did u read this?

1
rahul ·

3} its similar to the first one

11
Anirudh Narayanan ·

?

1
Honey Arora ·

tinging is making of noice by substances whn u strike thm

106
Asish Mahapatra ·

Q3 and Q8 please

1
rahul ·

comint to TINGING,aragorn in which topic did u find this word? i have never heard about it.

1
rahul ·

u learn wat is necessary and leave the others

11
Anirudh Narayanan ·

Can't you see Honey, we are solving his problem by increasing it [6]

106
Asish Mahapatra ·

Q5. Why do two row boats moving near each other along parallel paths in the same direction are pulled towards one another?

Q6. What will happen if a stream of air is blown through a jet under one of the pans of a physical beam balance in equilibrium?

Q.7 Explain how a sailboat can be propelled by air blown at the sails from a fan attached to the boat?

Q8. Why is a rifle bullet cylindrical?

P.S got exams tomorrow and these questions are for revision. So please reply asap. all questions are from the chapters mentioned in the topic.

1
skygirl ·

[3]

1
Honey Arora ·

u guys r solving his prob or increasing it.........?

1
rahul ·

regarding heat is concerned

1
rahul ·

sorry for increasing the list but i think everyone should learn all such questions from this thread

1
rahul ·

Q11)each moleculeof a gas f degrees of freedom d ratio Cp/Cv =γ fr d gas is

Q12)equal masses of 3liquids ABC have temperatures 100 c, 250c & 400c respectively if A&B r mixed d mixture has a temperature of 150C if B& C r mixed d mixture has a temperature of 300C if A&C r mixed d mixture will have a temperature of

11
Anirudh Narayanan ·

Q 10)
What the heck is Tinging and why does it happen?

1
Diptosh ·

7.) LOL , they form a system dear , and hence the internal action and reaction forces won't change the net momentum of the system .

11
Anirudh Narayanan ·

Sky, are you telling that row boats can generate magnetic fields? [3]

1
rahul ·

take my question also
Q9)if you stand barefeet daytime on the sand near by the shore of the pond .what do you observe?
as you move in shallow water , it feels comparitively cooler

how does this happen?

1
Honey Arora ·

8) To prevent magnus effect
i.e. if it is of any other shape like round it will be deviated 4m itz virtual path of flight,.........so to prevent it......

1
Diptosh ·

2.) Concept : Weight = Apparent wt. of a body in air. (if you are not considering vacuum) . Volume of 1 kilo of cotton is >> vol of 1 kilo iron.
Cotton will displace greater amt of air , so it will weigh lesser . But if you are to consider vacuum , cotton will definitely weigh greater (as there is no buoyancy)

4.) no it wont happen in that manner as the man drinks some water , his weight will increase and will thus dispalce same amount of water , so it will keep the water level same .

(Considering losses by evaporation as negligible :P )

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rahul ·

1]
No...water level does not change...even if ice is less dense than water..
See when ice is floating the volume displaced is equal to the equivalent mass of water...
and now when ice melts the volume occupied is exactly equal to the initially displaced wter...soi no change in water level

Mathematically...
if density of ice=0.9
volume immersed=0.9H
now when this melts, mass of water=
0.9H/0.9
=H
so volume remains same

1
rahul ·

3} the level of water will not change.

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