A boat whose mass is 5000 kg is floating on the surface of the water where Question 6 1/4 of its volume is submerged below the surface. Given the density of seawater to be 1100 kg/m³, what must be the density of the boat?

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Question 5 A pipe has a radius of 10 cm, and the fluid flowing through this pipe is
15 m/s. The pipe bends downwards and falls 5 m. Given the density of the fluid in this
pipe is 800 kg/m³, calculate the difference in pressure between the beginning and end of
this pipe.
Question 6 A boat whose mass is 5000 kg is floating on the surface of the water where
1/4 of its volume is submerged below the surface. Given the density of seawater to be
1100 kg/m3, what must be the density of the boat?
Transcribed Image Text:Question 5 A pipe has a radius of 10 cm, and the fluid flowing through this pipe is 15 m/s. The pipe bends downwards and falls 5 m. Given the density of the fluid in this pipe is 800 kg/m³, calculate the difference in pressure between the beginning and end of this pipe. Question 6 A boat whose mass is 5000 kg is floating on the surface of the water where 1/4 of its volume is submerged below the surface. Given the density of seawater to be 1100 kg/m3, what must be the density of the boat?
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