Floating or Sinking 1 – Hollms School

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First	First	Last	Quiz Score Total	Question 1a	Image 1a	1a) Which position has the greatest pressure of water?	1b) The jet of the water from C extends twice as far as the jet from water B. Why is this?	1c) Describe how the experiment would be different if we used a liquid with a much greater density than water?	Quiz Percentage Grade
ppefmh	Ed	Garstin	1/2	The diagram below shows a tank of water with holes in the side.		Position A Position B Position C	The depth of the water above hole C, is twice the the depth than above hole B. This means that the pressure at hole C will be twice as great as the pressure at hole B. The depth of the water above hole A, is twice the the depth than above hole B. This means that the pressure at hole A will be twice as great as the pressure at hole B. The depth of the water above hole C, is twice the the depth than above hole A. This means that the pressure at hole C will be twice as great as the pressure at hole A.	vbx	50%
First	First	Last	Quiz Score Total	Question 1a	Image 1a	1a) Which position has the greatest pressure of water?	1b) The jet of the water from C extends twice as far as the jet from water B. Why is this?	1c) Describe how the experiment would be different if we used a liquid with a much greater density than water?	Quiz Percentage Grade