Give reason: Why is a bucket of water lighter in water than in air?
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A bucket of water is lighter in water than air because of Buoyant force.
Buoyant force exert a force in upward direction on bucket, that's why, bucket seems lighter in water.
Buoyant force exert a force in upward direction on bucket, that's why, bucket seems lighter in water.
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A bucket of water is lighter in water than air because of Buoyant force.
Buoyant force exert a force in upward direction on bucket, that's why, bucket seems lighter in water.
Buoyant force exert a force in upward direction on bucket, that's why, bucket seems lighter in water.
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