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arlik [135]
3 years ago
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Which situation results in the least attraction between two magnets?

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Serjik [45]3 years ago
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Answer:

The south pole of one magnet is near the south pole of the other

magnet.

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      P = (P₀ -  ρ_air g (0.05-h_w)) +  ρ_oil ​​g (0.05-h_w)

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We have at the same point, the atmospheric pressure with its reduction due to the height change plus the water pressure

        P = (P₀ -  ρ_air h h_w) +  ρ_w g h_w

As we have the same point we can equalize the pressure

(P₀ -ρ_air g (0.05-h_w)) +ρ_oil ​​g (0.05-h_w) = (Po -ρ_air h h_w) +ρ_w g h_w

        ρ_air g (h_w - (0.05-h_w)) =  ρ_w g h_w - ρ_oil ​​g (0.05-h_w)

       - ρ_air g 0.05 = h_w g ( ρ_w +  ρ _oil) - rho_oil ​​g 0.05

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    v₁² = 2 9.8 0.025 (1000 - 750) /1.29

    v₁ = √ 94.96

    v₁ = 9.74 m / s

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