along a horizontal path, the length of the spring is L What are the radius of the circle and the angular speed of the object?
P. 4289. An ice floe is floating in the sea. The part which is above the water is a prism of height 0.5 m. A 200-kg seal climbs onto the floe, which sinks 5 cm deeper into the water. How many seals, which have the same mass, can the floe hold without sinking totally into the water? What is the volume of the ice floe?
P. 4290. A thin, strong steel cable is stretched horizontally, with a great force, above a street. A rope dancer walks along the cable. When she covers one-fourth of the length of the cable, (she is at point N) the trisecting point of the cable (H) is 10 cm below its original position. What will the decent of the point N be, when the rope dancer is at point H? (The mass of the cable is negligible, the deflection of the rope is very small with respect to the length of the cable, and the tension in the cable can be considered constant.)
P. 4291. Two soap bubbles are stuck to each other. One half of the gained shape has a radius of R=6 cm and the other half has a radius of r=2 cm.
a) What is the sphere-radius of the spherical cap which separates the two parts?
b) What is the difference between the pressures in the two parts? The surface tension of the soap solution is (=0.029 N/m.)
c) By what factor is R greater than r in case of two other bubbles which stick together, if the sphere-radius of the cap separating the two parts is R?
P. 4292. The blood pressure of a healthy man is 120/80 Hgmm. When intravenous (IV) therapy is carried out, some solution is given directly to the vein. From what height should the IV solution be given in order to make the fluid flow into the artery. What is the blood pressure in the vein if the IV solution flows back when the solution bag is below the height of 40 cm?
P. 4293. In a dry sauna the temperature is 100 oC, while in a concert hall, which has 2000-times bigger volume, the temperature is 20 oC. By what factor is the internal energy of the air in the concert hall bigger than that of in the sauna?
P. 4294. An initially stationary, charged, pointlike object can move along a horizontal surface, without friction. Not far from the object there is a long vertical solenoid. The current in thee solenoid is uniformly increased from zero to a given value, and then it is decreased also uniformly to zero again. At the end of this process to which direction will the charged object move with respect to the point P, shown in the figure?
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