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Problem 2. Southern Royal Albatross (p = 53.33 kg/m³) must dive to incredible depths to catch food! One is traveling at 20 m/s down when it is 50m above the water's surface, as shown below. The bird continues along its trajectory in freefall until it enters the water. There is a fish sitting 3 m below the surface of the water directly along the trajectory of the bird. The density of water is approximately Pwater = 1000 kg/m³. Ignore any effects due to drag forces in this problem. v = 20 m/s, down * Picture not drawn to scale. 50 m 3 m Part (a) What is the bird's speed right before it enters the water? Part (b) Draw a qualitatively correct free body diagram for the bird after it is under- water. Part (c) When the bird reaches the fish, what is the pressure in the water?

Problem 2. Southern Royal Albatross (p = 53.33 kg/m³) must dive to incredible depths to catch food! One is traveling at 20 m/s down when it is 50m above the water's surface, as shown below. The bird continues along its trajectory in freefall until it enters the water. There is a fish sitting 3 m below the surface of the water directly along the trajectory of the bird. The density of water is approximately Pwater = 1000 kg/m³. Ignore any effects due to drag forces in this problem. v = 20 m/s, down * Picture not drawn to scale. 50 m 3 m Part (a) What is the bird's speed right before it enters the water? Part (b) Draw a qualitatively correct free body diagram for the bird after it is under- water. Part (c) When the bird reaches the fish, what is the pressure in the water?

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Problem 2. Southern Royal Albatross (p = 53.33 kg/m³) must dive to incredible depths to catch food! One is traveling at 20 m/s down when it is 50m above the water's surface, as shown below. The bird continues along its trajectory in freefall until it enters the water. There is a fish sitting 3 m below the surface of the water directly along the trajectory of the bird. The density of water is approximately Pwater = 1000 kg/m³. Ignore any effects due to drag forces in this problem. v = 20 m/s, down * Picture not drawn to scale. 50 m 3 m Part (a) What is the bird's speed right before it enters the water? Part (b) Draw a qualitatively correct free body diagram for the bird after it is under- water. Part (c) When the bird reaches the fish, what is the pressure in the water?
Transcribed Image Text:Problem 2. Southern Royal Albatross (p = 53.33 kg/m³) must dive to incredible depths to catch food! One is traveling at 20 m/s down when it is 50m above the water's surface, as shown below. The bird continues along its trajectory in freefall until it enters the water. There is a fish sitting 3 m below the surface of the water directly along the trajectory of the bird. The density of water is approximately Pwater = 1000 kg/m³. Ignore any effects due to drag forces in this problem. v = 20 m/s, down * Picture not drawn to scale. 50 m 3 m Part (a) What is the bird's speed right before it enters the water? Part (b) Draw a qualitatively correct free body diagram for the bird after it is under- water. Part (c) When the bird reaches the fish, what is the pressure in the water?
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