Q2/ For system shown, find the relation between variables that reflect the reaction force on the sphere ,neglect pressure force and buoyant force( use Rayleigh method) For liquid Air water Pa=0 • Puate>0 For sphere D1=D2 Vi>V2 , V2=0 F F

Q2/ For system shown, find the relation between variables that reflect the reaction force on the sphere ,neglect pressure force and buoyant force( use Rayleigh method) For liquid Air water Pa=0 • Puate>0 For sphere D1=D2 Vi>V2 , V2=0 F F

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Q2/ For system shown, find the relation between variables that reflect
the reaction force on the sphere ,neglect pressure force and buoyant force(
use Rayleigh method)
For liquid
Air
water
P=0
. Puater>0
Na-0, nwater>0
For sphere
D1=D2
V1>V2 , V2=0
F
F
- nA nA

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