A beaker containing water is placed on the pan of a balance which shows a reading of M. A lump of sugar of mass mand volume V_(0), is now suspended by a thread (from an independent support) in such a way that it is completely immersed in water without touching the beaker and without any overflow of water. How will reading of the balance change as time passes by?

A beaker containing water is placed on the pan of a balance which show

1.	A beaker containing water is placed on the pan of a balance which shows a reading of M. A lump of sugar of mass mand volume V_(0), is now suspended by a thread (from an independent support) in such a way that it is completely immersed in water without touching the beaker and without any overflow of water. How will reading of the balance change as time passes by?
Answer» SOLUTION :Immediately after the immersion, a thrust force B=PuoYo acts on the lump of sugar vertically upwards. In turn, according to Newton.s third law an equal and opposite thrust force acts on water vertically downwards. Therefore, the reading of balance will now be equal to `M+(B)/(g)=M=rhoH_(2)OV_(0)` Now, as the sugar DISSOLVES, the thrust force decreases. However, as dissolved sugar comes into solution, weight of the solution increases. Finally, when all the sugar is dissolved, thrust force becomes (M+m)g. So, reading of the balance CHANGES CONTINUOUSLY from`(M+rhoH_(2)OV_(0))` to (M+m)