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Philip Calvert
·2009-02-01 05:35:17
this was assertion reason type question
can anyone help [7][7]
please..
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Asish Mahapatra
·2009-02-01 05:38:16
See. if the vessel is accelerated, u can try to draw fbd of the body, u will see that wrt the vessel the level of body immersed will remain const. but if accn is greater than g then i dunno.
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mkagenius
·2009-02-01 05:44:33
ya thts right....it will only depend on rel acceleration.
see...we knw that g=9.8 m/s2 on earth surface....but it would made no difference
to the floating ships even if it would have been 3.4 m/s2...
assume the new g to b the net gravity acting....
hope u understood....
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mkagenius
·2009-02-01 05:50:26
as long as they are in same acceleration fraction emerged will remain the same...
remember archimedes or someone..s ....principle that weight of object=weight of displaced liquid (for floating);
now, mobject*gnew=mdisplaced water*gnew;
=>mobject=mdis. water;
so it does not depend on acc. as long as it is same on both....
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Philip Calvert
·2009-02-01 05:54:13
hmm..
ok i think i got it and i also think it was a dumb question
Thanks for help [1]