Physics, asked by Anonymous, 2 months ago

explain how a submarine can obtain neutral buoyancy.

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Answered by brinlyqueen

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the submarine can obtain neutral buoyancy. That means the weight of the submarine equals the amount of water it displaces. The submarine will neither rise nor sink in this state. To make the submarine rise again, compressed air is simply blown into the tanks forcing the seawater out.

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