Physics, asked by pravin922, 1 year ago

a ship dips to a larger depth in freshwater as compared to marine water why does it happen?


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Answered by varshneydeekshpbek49
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The gravity of freshwater is more than marine that's why it happened

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Answered by presentmoment
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A ship shall sink inside water until is displaces the amount of water that equates its own weight. And the density of water has an effect on this. Since the density of water is more in marine water it will ride higher but since the freshwater’s density is less as compared to marine water the ship reaches its larger depth. The density of water is also affected by temperature and salinity which is another reason for the larger depth in freshwater.

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