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25/08/2010Question 12A piston of cross section A x can move inside a long tube that’s connected to a large cylindrical reservoir withcross section A y of fluid that has a density of . Currently a piston of mass M is supported at the top of thecylinder at a height H above the long tube. Compressed air is pumped to the left of the small piston andmaintains it in its current position.Question 12A piston of cross section A x can move inside a long tube that’s connected to a large cylindrical reservoir withcross section A y of fluid that has a density of . Currently a piston of mass M is supported at the top of thecylinder at a height H above the long tube. Compressed air is pumped to the left of the small piston andmaintains it in its current position.A) Find the pressure of the compressed air?B) <strong>The</strong> piston needs to be raised an amount delta y.i. How far must the small piston move?ii. How much must the air pressure be increased to lift the piston?compressorA xHMA yA) Find the pressure of the compressed air?B) <strong>The</strong> piston needs to be raised an amount delta y.i. How far must the small piston move?ii. How much must the air pressure be increased to lift the piston?compressorA xHMA y<strong>The</strong> fluid volume increase in the larger cylinder must equal the fluid volumechange in the tubeAyy AxxyAyxAx<strong>The</strong> increase in pressure is needed to support the extra fluid in y. <strong>The</strong> oldpressure could already support the piston and the fluid to height H, soP gyQuestion 13A vendor at a flea market for the rich and famous claims the crown he is sellingis pure gold. On a precise spring scale, you weigh the crown and read a value of25.14 N. Next, you immerse the crown in water while it is still hanging from thescale, this time getting a reading of 20.65 N. since you know the ratio of golddensity to water density is 19.32, what do conclude from the vendor’s claim?Question 13A vendor at a flea market for the rich and famous claims the crown he is sellingis pure gold. On a precise spring scale, you weigh the crown and read a value of25.14 N. Next, you immerse the crown in water while it is still hanging from thescale, this time getting a reading of 20.65 N. since you know the ratio of golddensity to water density is 19.32, what do conclude from the vendor’s claim?<strong>The</strong> difference in the two scale readings is the buoyant force. Since thisis the weight of the displaced water, you have:McrownWcrownwatergVcrownVcrownWobject25.14WNcrownWWVgVcrowncrownobjectW inwater25.14N 20.65NwatergWcrown25.14N 20.65 5.60 N4.49NVgcrownwatergwaterg25.14N4.49N4.49Nwatergwatercrowncrownwater 5.60 5.60waterSince 5.60 is lessthan 19.32, thecrown is much lessdense than puregold, the vendor ismistaken.6

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