Fluid Mechanics
Up thrust and weight.
A balloon filled with hydrogen rises upwards because:
Body moves upward In a fluid If the up thrust experienced by It Is more than the weight of the body.
Since, the weight of balloon Is less than that of displaced air, it experiences an up thrust more than its weight and moves upward.
Up thrust and weight.
A piece of wood is held underwater. The up thrust on it is:
A body weighs $$500 \,g$$ in air and $$300 \,g$$ in water, it implies that upward thrust experienced in water is $$500 \,gm.$$
What is upthrust?
What is the scientific name of the 'upward force' acting on an object immersed in a liquid?
Name these forces: (a) the upward push of water on a submerged object (b) the force which wears away two surfaces as they move over one another (c) the force which pulled the apple off Issac Newton's tree. (d) the force which stops you falling through the floor.
A body dipped into a liquid experiences an upthrust. State two factors on which upthrust on the body depends.