Physics, asked by minoossssss, 10 months ago

A ship enters from an oceanto backwater , will the ship sink or rise more? why?

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Answered by thenoorish

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The sea water is denser than river water. Hence a ship experiences more buoyant force in sea water than in river and hence the volume of ship immersed inside water decreases to balance the weight of the ship. Hence it rises when it passes from river to sea.

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