Air enclosed in a sphere has density \rho=1.4kg/m^3. What will

Sapewa

Sapewa

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2022-01-16

Air enclosed in a sphere has density ρ=1.4kgm3. What will the density be if the radius of the sphere is halved, compressing the air within?

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braodagxj

braodagxj

Beginner2022-01-17Added 38 answers

Mass = density × volume
m=ρV
Since mass is constant
this implies
ρV is constant
ρ1V1=ρ2V2
ρ1(43)πR3=ρ2(43)π(R2)3
ρ1=ρ28
ρ2=8ρ1=8×1.4=11.2 kgm3
RizerMix

RizerMix

Expert2022-01-20Added 656 answers

Let m be the mass of the enclosed air and V=43πr3 be the volume of the sphere. Then,ρ=mVModified volume V=43π(r/2)3=18×43πr3=V8New density ρ=mV=8mV=8ρ=8×1.4=11.2 kg/m3Result: 11.2 kg/m3
alenahelenash

alenahelenash

Expert2022-01-23Added 556 answers

I tried to solve this example, but it didn’t work for me, I want to know the answer too.Thanks

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