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Two spheres  P and Q  of equal radii have densities ρ1  and ρ2 , respectively.  The spheres are connected by a massless string and placed in liquids L1  and  L2 of densities  σ1 and  σ2 and viscosities η1  and  η2, respectively.  They float in equilibrium with the sphere P  in L1  and sphere Q  in L2  and the string being taut (see figure).  If sphere P  alone in L2  has terminal velocity VP and  Q alone in  L1 has terminal velocity  VQ, then

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a

VPVQ=η1η2

b

VPVQ=η2η1

c

VP.VQ>0

d

VP.VQ<0

answer is A, D.

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For equilibrium of P :σ1Vg =ρ1Vg +TFor equilibrium of Q :σ2Vg +T=ρ2Vg Adding, σ1+σ2=ρ1+ρ2σ2-ρ1=ρ2-σ1  Terminal velocity of P : VP=2r2g9η2σ2ρ1 Upward terminal velocity Terminal velocity of Q : VQ=2r2g9η1ρ2σ1 downword terminal velocity ratio=VPVQ=η1η2

 And VP  .VQ   will be negative as they are opposite to each other 

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