Physics, asked by fizaqt, 11 months ago

A person weighs 50 kg wt in air. He displaces 40 kg water when he swims keeping his body in the water. The weight he loses is

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Answered by tiwaavi
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Weight of the person in the air = 50g.

Weight of the Person in the water = 40g.

Now,

Using the Formula,

Loss in weight = Weight of the person in air - weight of the person in water.

Therefore, Loss in weight = 50g - 40g

= 10g.


Hence, the loss in weight or upthrust is 10g.


Hope it helps .

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