Answer to Question #216344 in Molecular Physics | Thermodynamics for Dullah

Question #216344

11. A solid gold vase of mass 20.0 kg is suspended by a rope at sea bottom. What is the Buoyant Force of the seawater on the vase? 


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Expert's answer
2021-07-12T12:17:29-0400

The Buoyant Force is given as follows:


"F = \\rho_w g V_v"

where "\\rho_w =1024kg\/m^2" is the density of sea water, "g = 9.8N\/kg" is the gravitational acceleration, and "V_v" is the volume of the vase.

By definition, the volume is:


"V_v = \\dfrac{m}{\\rho_g}"

where "\\rho_g = 19300kg\/m^3" is the density of gold, and "m = 20kg" is the mass of the vase.

Finally, obtain:


"F = \\rho_w g\\dfrac{m}{\\rho_g}\\\\\nF = 1024\\cdot 9.8\\cdot \\dfrac{20}{19300}\\approx 10.4N"

Answer. 10.4N.


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