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 Pete0 For sphere D1=D2 Vi>V2 V2=0

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 Pete0 For sphere D1=D2 Vi>V2 V2=0

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