Worm completely submerged under water


Part 1:

You are out on your friend's boat in Mission Bay soaking up rays and fishing for tuna. You have a big fat worm on the end of your fishing line. You are holding your fishing rod so the worm is completely submerged under water to tempt the fish.

Draw a free body diagram of the worm.

Now you pull your rod up to check if the worm is still there, so now the worm is suspended above the water. Draw a free body diagram for the worm in this case.

Are there any differences between your diagrams? Explain.

Is it easier to hold the worm above the water or under water? Explain.

Part 2:

What is the relationship between mass, density and volume?

Suppose you are drifting on a lake in a boat that measures 1 m high, 1m wide and 3 m long. The water level reaches halfway up the boat.

Draw a free body diagram for the boat (with you in it).

The density of water is 1000 kg/m3 (1.00 g/cm3) -What is the volume of water that is displaced by the boat?

-What is the mass of the water displaced?

-Weight of the water displaced?

If the liquid were different than water would your answers change? If so, which ones and how? What information would you need to know about the fluid?

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