What is your predicted mass of the system (beaker + submerged object + water) in this situation? Explain your answer. Consider that there is no water overflow from the beaker. The container with the water and submerged object sits on the balance. 3 Part 3: What is the mass of the system? Prediction Draw a force diagram of the forces acting on the object hanging on the string, completely submerged in the water without touching the floor. After the Experiment Write the major points of your discussion about major discrepancies and similarities between your prediction and actual results.ģ ASU University Physics Labs - Mechanics Lab 8 p. Complete all required calculations in the Inlab before you proceed to Part 3. Be sure to save a screenshot of your graph with all parameters clearly visible. Prediction Can the density of a material be determined if the buoyant force is known? Explain how. 2 Part 2: Determine the density of the golf ball.
After the Experiment Write the major points of your discussion about major discrepancies and similarities between your prediction and actual results.Ģ ASU University Physics Labs - Mechanics Lab 8 p. Complete all required calculations there before you proceed to Part 2. Have one of your group members log into their WebAssign account. What will the buoyant force be equal to? Write the major points of your group discussion.
1 Name: Section #: Date: Part 1: Archimedes Principle Prediction Archimedes Principle In the first experiment to test Archimedes Principle, explain what will happen to the weight of the object submerged in fluid. 1 ASU University Physics Labs - Mechanics Lab 8 p.
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