Chemistry, asked by thirumal5776, 1 year ago

A bucket of water is easily lifted as long as it is in water. Why?

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Answered by AdityaKaligotla

You can lift the bucket of water in water because there is an upward force acting on bucket of water. This upward force is called as Buoyancy.This is why we can lift bucket of water easier in water than in air

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