Can you please do 1,2,5,7 and 8. Thank you A boat of solid polystyrene (cube, side length 1.200 m) is released into the waterin Narragansett Bay. Ignore the air above the bay to simplify things.1) What is the mass of the boat?Questions 2-6 share the same set of answers (immediately below) you will useto fill in the blanks. For each, consider the state where the boat is released inthe Bay with only gravity and the buoyant force acting.A) less thanB) equal toC) greater thanD) not enough information is given to answer definitively2) The volume of the boat isthe volume of fluid it displaces.3) The mass of the boat isthe mass of the fluid it displaces.4) The density of the boat isthe density of the fluid it displaces.5) The acceleration of the boat is.zero in the "up" direction (+5).6) The weight of the fluid displaced by the boat isthe weight of the boat.7) What is the dry length of the side normal to the surface of the water on thisunusually calm day? (If it sinks, no part of the boat would be dry)Pady unan Manea iaan8) Calculate the magnitude of the buoyant force acting on the boat if it wereentirely submerged (say because it was pulled under the sea water by someexternal actor like Jaws).

Given:- A boat of the solid polystyrene of cube of side 1.20 m. Find:- What is the mass of the…

A boat of solid polystyrene (cube, side length 1.200 m) is released into the water in Narragansett Bay. Ignore the air above the bay to simplify things. 1) What is the mass of the boat? Questions 2-6 share the same set of answers (immediately below) you will use to fill in the blanks. For each, consider the state where the boat is released in the Bay with only gravity and the buoyant force acting.

A boat of solid polystyrene (cube, side length 1.200 m) is released into the water in Narragansett Bay. Ignore the air above the bay to simplify things. 1) What is the mass of the boat? Questions 2-6 share the same set of answers (immediately below) you will use to fill in the blanks. For each, consider the state where the boat is released in the Bay with only gravity and the buoyant force acting.

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Chapter14: Fluid Mechanics

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