Floatation Multiple Choice Questions and Answers
- lies above
- coincides with
- is parallel to
- lies below
Answer: lies above
- 1.73
- 2.45
- 3.46
- 0.865
Answer: 1.73
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- 0.05 m3
- 0.075 m3
- None of the above
Answer: 0.025 m3
- Weight of the liquid displaced
- Viscosity of liquid
- Compressibility of liquid
- All of the above
Answer: Weight of the liquid displaced
- Coincide with the centre of gravity
- Above the centre of gravity
- Below the centre of gravity
- Nice between centre of buoyancy and centre of gravity
Answer: Coincide with the centre of gravity
- 100 cm3
- 250 cm3
- 500 cm3
- 1000 cm3
Answer: 1000 cm3
- the density of liquid
- the moment of inertia
- the surface area
- the distance of C.G. from free surface of liquid
Answer: the density of liquid
- 74.8 cm
- 37.4 cm
- 30.6 cm
- 20.8 cm
Answer: 37.4 cm
- The sealed packet remains suspended in water.
- The sealed packet sinks in water.
- The sealed packet floats in water.
- The sealed packet moves around the water.
Answer: The sealed packet sinks in water.
- Buoyant force is increases
- Buoyant force is decreases
- Buoyant force is remains constant
- Buoyant force first increases then decrease
Answer: Buoyant force is decreases
- Tension at the base
- Sliding of the dam
- Overturning of the dam
- All of the above
Answer: All of the above
- 100 lit
- 250 lit
- 500 lit
- 1000 lit
Answer: 1000 lit
- 6
- 8
- 92
- 20
Answer: 8
- the vessel is not deep enough to allow the block to float.
- the weight of the water displaced by the block is less than the weight of the block.
- the weight of the block is less than the weight of the water displaced by the block.
- the density of water is more than the density of the block.
Answer: the weight of the water displaced by the block is less than the weight of the block.
- 1650 g
- 1860 g
- 1500 g
- 3532 g
Answer: 3532 g
- By changing the shape of object
- By altering the forces acting on the object
- By changing the force on the object
- None of the above
Answer: By changing the shape of object
- Centre of pressure
- Centre of buoyancy
- Metacentre
- None of the above
Answer: Centre of buoyancy
- The packet will float in both water and liquid B.
- The packet will sink in both water and liquid B.
- The packet will sink in water but will float in liquid B.
- The packet will float in water and sink in liquid B.
Answer: The packet will float in both water and liquid B
- The buoyant force acting on aluminium < Buoyant force on lead
- Buoyant force acting on aluminium > Buoyant force acting on lead
- Buoyant force acting on aluminium = buoyant force acting on lead
- Buoyant force cannot be determined
Answer: Buoyant force acting on aluminium = buoyant force acting on lead
- volume of water displaced by the body
- density of the Body
- weight of the fluid displaced by the body
- weight of the body
Answer: weight of the fluid displaced by the body
- Density of liquid B is greater than density of liquid A.
- The densities of liquid cannot be compared on the basis of above information.
- Density of liquid A is greater than density of liquid B.
- Both liquids have same density.
Answer: Density of liquid B is greater than density of liquid A.
- pressure head
- velocity head
- total head
- datum head
Answer: pressure head
- 4.0
- 4.5
- 2.5
- 1.125
Answer: 4.0
- Sink
- Partially sink
- Float
- More than one of the above
Answer: Sink
- fog
- smog
- cloud
- dew
Answer: cloud
- area exposed to the liquid
- density of liquid
- depth of the centre of gravity from the free surface
- moment of inertia about the centre of gravity
Answer: density of liquid
- Weight of the body immersed in it
- Shape of the body immersed in the fluid.
- Density of the fluid and mass of the body immerse in it
- Density of the fluid and the volume of the body immersed in it
Answer: Density of the fluid and the volume of the body immersed in it