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Chapter 14: Q37. (page 385)

A 5.0-m-diameter solid aluminum sphere is launched into space. By how much does its diameter increase? Give your answer in mm.

Short Answer

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2.4渭m

Step by step solution

01

Given Info

Aluminum sphere

Radius: 5m

Initial Pressure: 1atm

Final pressure: 0

New Radius (radius in space): ?

02

Formula Used

B=鈭�P鈭�VV

Where, B = Bulks Modulus

P = Pressure

V = Volume

03

Substituting Values

Let new radius of the sphere(in space) be x.

鈬�7脳1010=10132543蟺虫3-43蟺5343蟺虫3鈬�7脳1010=101325x3x3-125鈬�(7x3脳1010)-(875脳1010)=101325x3鈬�(7x3脳1010)-101325x3=875脳1010鈬�x3=875脳1010(7脳1010)-101325鈬�x3=125.0001809鈬�x=5.0000024119

And therefore change in radius is x - 5 = 0.0000024m or 2.4渭m

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