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Solid Waste Engineering

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Chapter4: Mechanical Processes

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Problem 4.21P

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a) Determine the force required to just submerge a Size 5 soccer ball (assume 9"
diameter) in a swimming pool. Neglect the weight of the soccer ball material & air inside.
b) Determine the force required to just submerge a 3ft diameter beach ball in a
swimming pool. Neglect the weight of the beach ball material & air inside.
c) Do the same calculations for submerging the soccer ball and beach ball but this time
in a vat filled with mercury.
d) Compare the forces and explain your results.

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