13. Why does the water in a washing machine escape through the little holes during the spin cycle?

Question

13. Why does the water in a washing machine escape through the little holes during the spin cycle?
a. The water is flung out of the washer by the centrifugal force.
b. The water is flung out of the clothes by the centripetal force.
c. The washer cannot force the water into a circle because of the holes.
d. The water is sucked out of the little holes by the washer.

Answer 1

a. The water is flung out of the washer by the centrifugal force.

Answer 2

A. The water is flung out of the washer by centrifugal force.

Answer 3

C is the correct answer.

The washer actually exerts a centripetal force on the clothes- forcing them to travel in a circle. It cannot exert such a force on the water, so the water stays in motion in the same direction - and passes out the little holes!

Answer 4

examine the load. even as that is shaking badly carry the lid and enable it end rotating. probability is that the moist cloths at the instant are not flippantly allotted in the drum. such issues as towels and blue denims are heavy adequate to throw the washer round in the journey that they are on a similar fringe of the drum. spread the moist cloths out and close the lid. which will re-commence the spin cycle. once you've evened each and every thing out the violent shaking will be lengthy previous. it is going to nevertheless vibrate yet ought to not make a noise. i'm assuming that one and all 4 washer legs are firmly on the floor

Answer 5

Actually the water is pumped out before the spin cycle starts.

So I'd guess the remainder would be B

So how much are you wanting for your old washer?

Answer 6

Water oozes out through the hole down because of the earth's gravitational force.

Answer 7

theres a pump inside pumping the water out cant you hear it

Answer 8

A.