Physics, asked by dswaminathan, 1 year ago

An object weighting 10 N in air, weighs 9.3 N in a liquid. The buoyant force experienced by the object is?

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Answered by oli04

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downward Force - The upward force = buoyancy force

So 10-9.3=0.7

Answered by kalchacker

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Answer:

AIR WEIGHT-weight in liquid =buoyant force

10N-9.3N=0.7N

Explanation:

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