A rectangular tank filled with a liquid of density ?, is in a moving frame with...
help pls!!!!! Consider a tank filled with a liquid of constant density ρ up to an initial height ho in Earth. If the tank is moving with a constant linear acceleration ao, it is known from Fluidstatics that the isobars (lines with constant pressure) and therefore the free surface become a straight Line whose slope is a linear function of ao. If a0-0 then the surface becomes flat. On the other hand, if the tank is subject to rigid body...
A cyclindrical container filled with a liquid of density p rotates about an axis through its center with an angular velocity w. A Cartesian coordinate system in standard orientation is introduced with its origin at the lowest point on the fluid surface. The pressure above the liquid surface is P_0. (a) Notice that a thin imaginary tube with cross-section area A lies along the -axis. Draw a free boy diagram for a slice of liquid within this tube, lying between...
Q1 20 points. Two tanks contain liquid filled to the same depth h as shown below Liquid A: Has a constant density pAPo Liquid B: The density varies with position acording to the formula pn() where the coordinate z is shown in the figure. 0 is the bottom of each tank while z = h is the top of the liquid surface exposed to atmosphere. The : liquids are in hydrostatic equilibrium. Two tanks containing liquids with the same depth...
Please answer last 3 questions and give explanation A positively charged parade is at rest on the positive z axis in reference frame S. Reference frame S' is moving along the positive x axis of S, reference frame S" is moving along the negative x axis, and reference frame S''' is moving along the y axis, all with speed v relative to S. The axes of all the reference frames are oriented the same way, and their origins coincide at...
A box is cubical with sides of proper lengths L1 = L2 = L3 = 1.5 m, as shown in the figure below, when viewed in its own rest frame. This block moves parallel to one of its edges with a speed of 0.95c past an observer. (a) What shape does it appear to have to this observer? (b) What is the length of each side as measured by this observer? (Assume that the side that the block is moving...
(a) Consider a parallel plate capacitor with static charge density σ and no medium between the disk and the capacitor. Suppose the capacitor is placed in such a way that the xy plane bisects its interior and the z axis is perpendicular to the plate Assume that the "home" frame is stationary relative to the capacitance, but the "other" frame is moving in the positive x direction at the speed of v. Find the electric field Cartesian com ponents in...
19 A vertical moving belt drags an incompressible liquid film of thickness h, density P, and viscosity , as shown. Gravity tends to make the liquid drain down, but the movement of the belt at speed U, keeps the liquid from running off completely. u Assume that the flow is full developed and stead. State the boundary conditions Write the continuity equation for the flow and solve for v, the horizontal component of velocity. Solve for the velocity profile u(y)...
The coordinate axes of the reference frame S' remain parallel to those of S, as S' moves away from S at a constant velocity Vç (6.0î 9.0j 7.0k) m/s. (Express your answers in vector form. Use the following as necessary: t. Assume all positions are in meters, velocities are in m/s, accelerations are in m/s, and t is in seconds. Do not include units in your answers.) (a) If at time t 0 the origins coincide, what is the position...
As shown in the figure, a rectangular loop with a length of 20.0 cm and a width w of 15.0 cm has 20 turns and carries a current of 0.130 A counterclockwise around the loop when viewed from the positive x axis. A horizontal (parallel to the x-z plane) magnetic field of magnitude 0.0510 T is oriented at an angle of 65.0° relative to the perpendicular to the loop (the positive x axis). (Assume the length and width are measured...
1. To use the measured d, we assume the current flows along the central axes of Rod CD and Rod AB. Because of the repulsive forces, the conduction electrons in each rod however tend to move as far away from the other rod as possible. Considering this effect, should the actual μ0 value be higher or lower than the measured μ0 value? Why? 7*10^-7 = μ0*L/2*pi*d*g L = 0.296 d = 0.011 g = 9.8 μ0 = 1.76*10^-6 2. If...