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Review. A solid sphere of brass (bulk modulus of14.0×1010Nm2) with a diameter of3.00 mis thrown into the ocean. By how much does the diameter of the sphere decrease as it sinks to a depth of 1 km?

Short Answer

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The decrease in diameter is ΔD=2.66×103 m.

Step by step solution

01

Given Data:

The magnetic field,B=14.0×1010Nm2

The depth of ocean, h=1km=1000m

The diameter of sphere, D=3.0 m

The radius is,

r=D2=3.0m2=1.5 m
02

A concept:

The pressure P in a fluid is the force per unit area exerted by the fluid on a surface:

P=ρgh

In the SI system, pressure has units of Newton’s per square meter Nm2, and 1Nm2=1Pascal(Pa).

Bulk modulus is given by,

role="math" localid="1663696968659" B=Pvv

03

Find the decrease in diameter:

Applying the formula of Bulk modulus here, you get

B=Pvv

While pressure is,

P=ρgh

Combining both, you get

ΔV=ρgh×VB43π(Δr)3=ρgh×43πr3B

(Δr)3=ρgh×r3B=1000×10×1000×(1.5)314.0×1010=2.4×104

Δr=2.4×1043=0.062m

Also diameter, D=2r

Therefore decrease in diameter is,

ΔD=2Δr=2×0.062m=0.124m

Hence, the decrease in diameter is ΔD=0.124m.

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