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A less-dense liquid of density ÒÏ1floats on top of a more-dense liquid of density ÒÏ2. A uniform cylinder of length Land density ÒÏ, with ÒÏ1<ÒÏ<ÒÏ2, floats at the interface with its long axis vertical. What fraction of the length is in the more-dense liquid?

Short Answer

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Therefore, the fraction of the length of the cylinder in the more dense liquid isÒÏ−ÒÏ1ÒÏ2−ÒÏ1

Step by step solution

01

Step :1 Introduction  

The weight of the fluid displaced by the immersed portion of the body equals the upward force experienced by an object immersed in a fluid. The buoyant or up thrust force is the name given to this force.

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Step :2 Explanation 

When the cylinder is in static equilibrium, the net force acting on it is zero.

ΣFy=0FB1+FB2−FG=0

FB1is a buoyant force caused by a less dense liquid ÒÏ1,

FB2is The buoyant force is caused by the density of the liquid being more dense.ÒÏ2, and FGis weight of the cylinder.

Rewrite the above equation as follows ;

ÒÏ1Ad1g+ÒÏ2Ad2g=ÒÏAd1+d2g

ÒÏ1d1+ÒÏ2d2=ÒÏd1+d2

ÒÏ1ÒÏ2d1+d2=ÒÏÒÏ2d1+d2

Here, d1is the cylinder's height immersed in a less dense liquid, d2is the cylinder's height immersed in a denser liquid, and ÒÏ is the density of the cylinder's substance.

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Step :3 Height of the cylinder 

The total height of the cylinder is

I=d1+d2d1=l−d2

Substitute d1=l-d2andl=d1+d2in the equationÒÏ1ÒÏ2d1+d2=ÒÏÒÏ2d1+d2

ÒÏ1ÒÏ2l−d2+d2=ÒÏÒÏ2ld21−ÒÏ1ÒÏ2+ÒÏ1ÒÏ2=ÒÏÒÏ2l

d21−ÒÏ1ÒÏ2=ÒÏ−ÒÏ1ÒÏ2ld2ÒÏ2−ÒÏ1ÒÏ2=ÒÏ−ÒÏ1ÒÏ2l

d2ÒÏ2−ÒÏ1=ÒÏ−ÒÏ1l

d2=ÒÏ-ÒÏ1ÒÏ2-ÒÏ1l

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Step :4 Fraction 

The percentage of the cylinder that is submerged in the denser liquid is,

f=d2l

Substitute d2=ÒÏ−ÒÏ1ÒÏ2−ÒÏ1lin the above equation

f=ÒÏ−ÒÏ1ÒÏ2−ÒÏ1ll

=ÒÏ−ÒÏ1ÒÏ2−ÒÏ1

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