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LAB REPORT
EXPERIMENT 3
OBJECTIVES
At end of experiment,students will be able to:
MAIN IDEA:
There are 3 types of presure i.e fluid buoyancy,fluids in n
still condition and fluids in moving condition.In this
experiment,we will examine the fluid buoyancy is still
condition.
APPRATUS:
-Retort stand
-Spring Balance
-Eureka Beaker
-String
ANALYSIS:
From the experiment ,we found that the result of weight of
water displaced are equal to the buoyant force.At the same
time, the actual weight of object reduced when we put the
object into the beaker are filled up with water.This is because if
the object is not accelerating,the upward force acting on it must
equal the downward force of gravity on it. When the object is in
the air, the spring scale provides all of the upward force. When
the block is submerged in the water, the water provides part of
the upward force ,so the spring scale reading is decreased by
an amount equal to the buoyant force.
ERROR ANALYSIS:
When we carry out the experiment ,we must becareful the
systematic error and parallax error.As an example ,before we
using the electrical balance we must make sure didn’t have any
systematic error with the electrical balance.Beside that ,before
we want take the result at the spring balance ,we must put a
piece of paper behind the spring balance to avoid the parallax
error.We also can repeat the experiment to reduce the error.
PROCEDURE:
1.Hang a spring balance from the arm of retort stand.
2.Tie the wooden block with a string and hang it to the spring
balance.
5.Then,move the arm of the retort stand with the wooden block
still tied to it, slowly downwards.
7.Water will spill out of the 200 ml beaker and into the 100 ml
beaker.
DIAGRAMS:
CALCULATION:
1. Conversion of units:
a. g→kg
example:
185.68g→kg
=185.68÷1000
=0.18568 kg
b. kg→N
example:
0.18568kg→N
=0.18568×9.81
=1.8215 N
Example:
RESULT:
a. Weight of empty beaker =95.50 g
=936.855 N
b.
Type of Weight Weight of Object Weight Bouyan
Object of Water (N) t Force
beaker Displaced Actual Appare J=T1-T2
and (N) Weight, nt (N)
displac T1 Weight,
ed T2
Water
(N)
Wood 98.11g 35.68g 0.651N 0.2 N 0.451N
0.96N 0.35N
Plastic 101.72 120.66g 1.55 N 1.2 N 0.35N
g 1183.67N
1N
Metal 100.19 37.76g 4.9N 4.4 N 0.51N
g 0.37N
1N
DISCUSSION:
If the metal block just desribed was suspended from a
spring scale, what happen to the reading of that scale
when the block is submerged in the water.
Solution: If the metal block is not accelerating,the upward force
acting on it must equal the downward force of gravity on it. When
the block is in the air, the spring scale provides all of the upward
force. When the block is submerged in the water, the water provides
part of the upward force ,so the spring scale reading is decreased by
an amount equal to the buoyant force.
QUESTION:
1. based on experiment , which feels the greatest buoyant
force?explain
CONCLUSION :
After from the experiment ,we able to write and use the general formula of
presure.We also known the weight of water displaced is equal to the
buoyant force. We also known if the metal block is not accelerating,the
upward force acting on it must equal the downward force of gravity on it.
When the block is in the air, the spring scale provides all of the upward
force. When the block is submerged in the water, the water provides part
of the upward force ,so the spring scale reading is decreased by an
amount equal to the buoyant force.
REFFERENCE :
1. http://www.123helpme.com
2. http://www.practicalphysics.org
3. http://www.arborsci.com