Physics, asked by rextoronon8708, 1 year ago

A rock weighs 2.25 Newtons when suspended in air. In water, it appears to weigh only 1.8 Newtons. Why?

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Answered by Vishal101100

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hère is your answer mate.....

when we put it in water water applies buoyance force on the rock which leads to reduction in weight....

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