According to Archimedes principle why does a fish floats on water ?
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because the reason of buoyant force
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i think this newtons law
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sea water contains many salts dissolved in it . the density of sea water is about 1.03 g mL, whereas that of fresh water is 1.00 g mL . as a result ,the fish body experience greater ,upthrust in sea water than in river water. therefore ,it is easier for a fish to swim in a sea water with a smaller portion of his body submerged
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