A ship sinks more when extra load is added to it ? why
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The more load you add to a boat, the more it weighs, and the further it will have to sink for the upthrust to balance its weight. Why? Because the pressure of water increases with depth: the further into the water the boat sinks, without actually submerging, the more upthrust is created
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The more load you add to a boat, the more it weighs, and the further it will have to sink for the upthrust to balance its weight.
Why? Because the pressure of water increases with depth: the further into the water the boat sinks, without actually submerging, the more upthrust is created
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