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I wanted the solution of H C Verma, Fluid Mechanics.
 
Question No's are 9, 10 & 11.
 
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Answer to Q.No 9 H.C.Verma.
Buoyant Force acting on the ornament is
Wt. In air - wt. In water =  36 - 34 = 2 grms.
Also buoyant force is the volume of the solid immersed x density of the liquid.
Therefore            2 = (36 - m ) / 19.3   + ( m) / 8.9
Which gives the value of  'm' where m is the mass of copper mixed.
 
Answer to Q.10 of H.C.Verma
 
Let the volume of the cavity be 'V'
Therefore Volume of the solid immersed + V = buoyant force / density of liquid.
Considering density of water =1 grm / cc.
 
Then    2 = (36 / 19.3 ) + V
Which gives the value of 'V'
Answer to Q.11 of H.C. Verma.
 
                        The equation for the equilibrium of the metal piece is
                        N + F = m g ------------------ (1)
                        Where F is the buoyant force and N the normal reaction.
                        F = mg x density of the liquid / density of the solid = mg / 8
                        Therefore
                        N = mg - F = mg - mg / 8  = 7 mg / 8.
 
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