Write down Newton's 2nd Law for the forces acting on the cylinder. Solve your equation (algebraically) for the buoyant force. The force probe measures the tension in the string. The force probe measures 0.827 N for the Al cylinder and 1.782 N for the Pb cylinder. Use your algebraic expression to calculate the buoyant force. The uncertainty on the measured force is og = gom + OT, where g is 9.8 m/s?, ơm is the mass uncertainty (as given in the table above), and oT = 0.001 N is the tension uncertainty from the force probe.

Write down Newton's 2nd Law for the forces acting on the cylinder. Solve your equation (algebraically) for the buoyant force. The force probe measures the tension in the string. The force probe measures 0.827 N for the Al cylinder and 1.782 N for the Pb cylinder. Use your algebraic expression to calculate the buoyant force. The uncertainty on the measured force is og = gom + OT, where g is 9.8 m/s?, ơm is the mass uncertainty (as given in the table above), and oT = 0.001 N is the tension uncertainty from the force probe.

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Chapter14: Fluid Mechanics

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