14. A water diver of mass m = 80 kg, when breathes in up to his maximum capacity that is Vmax = 4.0 L of air, his body volume becomes V= 82 L. If he breathes in up to his maximum capacity and jumps into water, from what maximum depth (measured from the water surface to his chest) can he come to surface of the water without any swimming effort? Assume flesh and the bones in the body of the diver almost incompressible as compared to the air in his lungs. Density of water is p= 1000 kg/m³, atmospheric pressure is po = 1.0×105 Pa and accelerat- ion due to gravity is g = 10 m/s². Polsv-m) =lom

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14. A water diver of mass m = 80 kg, when breathes in up to his maximum
capacity that is Vmax = 4.0 L of air, his body volume becomes V= 82 L. If
he breathes in up to his maximum capacity and jumps into water, from
what maximum depth (measured from the water surface to his chest)
can he come to surface of the water without any swimming effort?
Assume flesh and the bones in the body of the diver almost
incompressible as compared to the air in his lungs. Density of water is
p= 1000 kg/m³, atmospheric pressure is po = 1.0×105 Pa and accelerat-
ion due to gravity is g = 10 m/s2.
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PolsV-m)
La Lm-P(v- Vmax)
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Transcribed Image Text:14. A water diver of mass m = 80 kg, when breathes in up to his maximum capacity that is Vmax = 4.0 L of air, his body volume becomes V= 82 L. If he breathes in up to his maximum capacity and jumps into water, from what maximum depth (measured from the water surface to his chest) can he come to surface of the water without any swimming effort? Assume flesh and the bones in the body of the diver almost incompressible as compared to the air in his lungs. Density of water is p= 1000 kg/m³, atmospheric pressure is po = 1.0×105 Pa and accelerat- ion due to gravity is g = 10 m/s2. %3D %3D PolsV-m) La Lm-P(v- Vmax) lom box of beigợht H. Small
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