A student studied the motion of a sphere falling through a liquid to determine the viscosity of the liquidand suggested that the viscosity is dependent on the square of the velocity. The viscosity of the fluid, nf,can be calculatedusing2grg(Ps – Pr)V2Given thatr is the radius of the sphere = (1.2±0.1) mmg is the acceleration due to gravity = 9.81 m. s-2Ps is the density of the sphere = 8615 kg.mis the density of the fluid = 1015 kg.m-3-3PfV; is the terminal velocity of the sphere through the fluid = (15+2) mm. s-1use this information to calculate the best estimate of the viscosity of the fluidand the uncertainty in the best estimate, assuming errors in the radius andterminal velocity are uncorrelated. Assume the uncertainties in the otherquantities are negligible.NB: USE THE CALCULUS APPROACH TO ESTIMATE THE UNCERTAINTY

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A student studied the motion of a sphere falling through a liquid to determine the viscosity of the liquid and suggested that the viscosity is dependent on the square of the velocity. The viscosity of the fluid, nf, can be calculated using Given that r is the radius of the sphere=(1.2±0.1) mm g is the acceleration due to gravity = 9.81 m. s-2 Ps is the density of the sphere = 8615 kg.m-3 Ps is the density of the fluid = 1015 kg.m-3 Ve is the terminal velocity of the sphere through the fluid = (15±2) mm. s-1 use this information to calculate the best estimate of the viscosity of the fluid and the uncertainty in the best estimate, assuming errors in the radius and terminal velocity are uncorrelated. Assume the uncertainties in the other quantities are negligible.

A student studied the motion of a sphere falling through a liquid to determine the viscosity of the liquid and suggested that the viscosity is dependent on the square of the velocity. The viscosity of the fluid, nf, can be calculated using Given that r is the radius of the sphere=(1.2±0.1) mm g is the acceleration due to gravity = 9.81 m. s-2 Ps is the density of the sphere = 8615 kg.m-3 Ps is the density of the fluid = 1015 kg.m-3 Ve is the terminal velocity of the sphere through the fluid = (15±2) mm. s-1 use this information to calculate the best estimate of the viscosity of the fluid and the uncertainty in the best estimate, assuming errors in the radius and terminal velocity are uncorrelated. Assume the uncertainties in the other quantities are negligible.

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