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                 (a) Why the two objects which were     11.  A  hot-air  balloon  including  the
                    initially balanced in air, appear      envelope, gondola, burner fuel and
                    imbalanced when immersed in            one passenger has a total mass of 450
                    water?                                 kg. The air outside the balloon is at
                 (b) Which object has the higher           20 °C and has a density of 1.29
                    density? Explain your answer.          kg/m . The air inside the envelope is
                                                                3
             9.  When an object of mass 200 g is           heated to a temperature of 120 °C,
                submerged in the methanol, its             at which it has a density of 0.90 kg/
                apparent weight is 1.052 N. When           m . What volume must the envelope
                                                             3
                submerged in benzene, its apparent         expand in order to lift the balloon
                weight is 0.951 N. If the density of       into the air?
                methanol is  0.8 g/cm , what is the
                                     3
                density of benzene?                     12. A salvage ship is attempting to raise
                                                           an iron anchor off the ocean fl oor.
             10. To measure the density of a 100 g         The anchor has a mass of 560 kg
                block of wood, a 100 g lead sinker         and the density of iron is 7 800 kg/
                is attached to make the block sink as      m . The cable used to lift the anchor
                                                             3
                shown in Figure 5.19. When lowered         can support a weight of 5 000 N
                into the water, the combination has        before breaking. Use 1 025 kg/m  3
                an apparent weight of 1.3 N. If the        as the density of seawater.
                                           3
                density of lead is 11.3  g/cm , what        (a) Can the cable support the
                is the density of the wood?                    anchor while it is completely
                                                               submerged?

                                                            (b) Can the cable support the anchor
                                                               when it is completely out of the
                     2.0 N                   1.3 N             water?

                                                            (c) What percentage of the anchor
                                                               will be out of the water when
                                                               the cable breaks?

                                                        13. Icebergs are hazardous to shipping
                           Block                           because so much of their volume is
                           of wood                         below the water level. If the density
                                                                                     3
                                                           of seawater is 1 025  kg/m and the
                           Water
                                                                                      3
                                                           density of ice is 919  kg/m , what
                                                           percentage of an iceberg is below
             Lead sinker
                                                           the water level?
                          Figure 5.19



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