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You can change the width/height ratio with slider to study the atability of that object.
Drag force is proportional to the velocity: F=-bv in this model.
I hope you can enjoy it as much as I do!
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Stability of object immersed in liquid
Designed by Fu-Kwun Hwang (http://www.phy.ntnu.edu.tw/ntnujava/)
Deptartment of Physics, National Taiwan Normal University, Taiwan
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Credits
Fu-Kwun Hwang; Fremont Teng; Loo Kang Wee
Sample Learning Goals
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For Teachers
Floating Block Stability Simulator JavaScript Simulation Applet HTML5
Instructions
Combo Box and Options
Display gives you checkboxes
While the rest give you sliders
Adjustable Block
You can adjust the block by dragging the empty squares respectively.
The centre square adjusts the vertical position of the block.
(Default Position)
(Dragging the block down)
(Dragging the block up)
Note that this can also be done in the Combo Box option: Position.
Releasing the block will also cause the simulation to auto-play.
The other two boxes adjusts the size of the block.
(Default Size)
(Possible Size 1)
(Possible Size 2)
This can also be done under the Combo Box Option: Width:Height.
Toggling Full Screen
Double clicking on the panel allows you toggle full screen.
Note that this only works when the simulation is paused.
Play/Pause and Reset Buttons
Plays/Pauses and resets the simulation.
Research
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Video
Proof of Archimede's Principle by Reasoning by xmphysics
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Other Resources
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