9:40 A O P •DoneQuestion 2a. A spherical solid steel ball (relative density 7.8) of 8 cm in diameter isdropped into a calm ocean (water temperature 20°C, density 1025 kg/m³).Determine the ball's terminal velocity V, assuming that the ocean is ofsufficient depth such that V can be reached. Volume of a sphere of diameter dIS īd³/6. Make other reasonable assumptions.b. Determine the specific weight, density and specific gravity of a liquid thatoccupies a volume of 200 liters, and weighs 178 kg. Will this liquid float on thesurface of an oil of specific gravity (0.8)? Provide results in SI units.C. A cylinder of 1m in diameter is made with material of relative density 0.5. Itiş moored in fresh water by one end and the waterlevel is 1m above the middle of| the cylinder. Find the tension of the mooring cable.| d. Explain the ways of describing the fluid motionText editorEdit pictureFill FormAnnotation

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Question 2 a. A spherical solid steel ball (relative density 7.8) of 8 cm in diameter is I dropped into a calm ocean (water temperature 20°C, density 1025 kg/m³). Determine the ball's terminal velocity V, assuming that the ocean is of sufficient depth such that V can be reached. Volume of a sphere of diameter d is nd/6. Make other reasonable assumptions.

Question 2 a. A spherical solid steel ball (relative density 7.8) of 8 cm in diameter is I dropped into a calm ocean (water temperature 20°C, density 1025 kg/m³). Determine the ball's terminal velocity V, assuming that the ocean is of sufficient depth such that V can be reached. Volume of a sphere of diameter d is nd/6. Make other reasonable assumptions.

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