Fluids & Pressure
Buoyant Force
Float, Sink, and Density
Bernoulli’s Principle
Flight
100

Why does water exert more pressure than air?

it is more dense

100

Where did Archimedes discover buoyant force?

In the bathtub

100

Sink or Float: Weight 100 N Buoyant Force 100 N

Float

100

What country was Bernoulli from?

Switzerland

100

This force is responsible for pulling the plane towards earth.

Gravity

200

If air flows from point B to point C, point B must be an area of what?

High Pressure

200

How do you determine the volume of an irregularly shaped object?

Water Displacement

200

An object will float as long as it’s density is _____ _____ the fluid its in.

Less Than

200

Fast moving air exerts ____ ____.

Low Pressure

200

When would it be important to increase an airplane’s drag?

Landing

300

Where do fluids exert pressure?

On all its surfaces

300

In water,  you would displace an amount of liquid equal to what?

Your Volume

300

Adding salt to water increases it’s _____ without increasing volume, therefore, _______ it’s density.

Mass, Increasing

300

Explain why the strip of paper was lifted when we blew air across it.

Fast air, low pressure

300

____ air flows over the top of a wing creating an area of ____ pressure.

Fast, low

400

Who is experiencing more atmospheric pressure right now, you on the third floor, or students in the music room?

Students in the music room

400

What does it mean when an object has negative buoyancy?

It is sinking

400
Steel’s density is much greater than seawater. How do we get aircraft carriers to float?
Change shape to displace enough water/lower density
400

Air that is moving slowly will have what kind of pressure

high

400

Why is thrust important to flight?

It makes air flow over the wing.

500

Wind rushes towards the center of a hurricane. The center must be an area of?

Very low pressure

500

Buoyant force is equal to what?

Weight of the fluid displaced

500
As an object travels deeper in water, what happens to the buoyant force?

increases

500

Explain why the two ballons moved towards each other when the air was blown between them.

Fast air, low pressure

500

Explain when air must move faster over the top of a wing.

Longer distance and nature does not like vacuums.