Mathematical Analysis of an Ideal ZED

[MarkE]

So you are asking for the displaced fluid on the inside of a wall that happens to be sitting in water but the wall does not move,,

Wow Marke,, that is nifty and oh so informative,,

Are you stating that the displaced volume is ONLY calculated by the ID,, that is Inside Dimension, or diameter, since we are dealing with cylinders, is the true displaced volume of water?

You are using pressure, that is fine, I am using volume, then I am converting that volume of water into N,,

These two methods are both used and accepted methods for calculating force,, or are you saying only your way is accepted and used.

The riser wall sections that are displacing water that extend beyond the missing water level total 21.9255218391cm^3, add this to the 147.6715443014cm^3 volume from the risers and pod and you get a total of 169.5970661405cm^3 of displaced water.

Now, you can go ahead and try to prove my numbers wrong,, but you can not because these are what they are from your spreadsheet.

Buoyant lift force is calculated by the Outside Dimension,, remember MarkE,, or are you having a brain fart.

Whatever you believe or wish to profess to believe, then go ahead and choose your answers to the five questions.  In doing so, or continuing to avoid doing so you will do one of the following:

1. See your mistakes and finally correct yourself, or
2. Continue to display your ignorance of the subject matter, or
3. Continue to show that you are reluctant to actually show what you do or do not know about buoyant forces.

You can keep playing the Village Idiot for just as long as you want.

[MarkE]

Hey MarkE,, Do you see the big error in your "quiz"

How do you displace that water with no change in the height of the surrounding water,, that must be more of your "special" skills,,,

You have made the water disappear,, like magic

The quiz makes no representations of prior conditions for any of the questions.  If you don't think any of the numerical values are correct for any question, then select:  f. None of the above.

[MarkE]

Oh-my-oh-my,,

I see that you do not read posts very well,, your loss.

Now prove my numbers wrong or keep playing the idiot,, your choice.

The answers that you need are all found in the quiz:

[TinselKoala]

Is your answer for Part 3 smaller than your answer for Part 1?

[MarkE]

Well,, when I use MarkE's number for N/liter I get the force of

1.6601856804N

Instead of

1.6631790687N

Have you figured out your answers to the five quiz questions yet?