How do u prove experimentally the archimedes principle?
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We can prove Archimedes' Principle experimentally in the following way:
1.Take a bucket nd fill it with water upto it's brim.
2.Then put a mug inside it.
Observation:- U will observe that the mug comes up... ND it's clear from this observation that the mug comes up due to some force which was exerted from beneath that is from the water. and which is equal to its weight... as we can see that a force was exerted from beneath and of course a force must have reacted from upwards too.. And two forces are exerted from the right and left sides also which r equal so they will cancel each other.. ND the force exerted from beneath is equal to the sum of the weight of the mug and the force exerted from upwards.. so the force exerted from both upwards and downwards will cancel each other... ND the force that remained is the weight of the mug that is exerted from the beneath which is called buoyant force in the language of science . .... So v can prove Archimedes' Principle in this way... that is every object when immersed in a liquid experiences an upward force which is equal to the Weight of that body which is immersed in the liquid....
1.Take a bucket nd fill it with water upto it's brim.
2.Then put a mug inside it.
Observation:- U will observe that the mug comes up... ND it's clear from this observation that the mug comes up due to some force which was exerted from beneath that is from the water. and which is equal to its weight... as we can see that a force was exerted from beneath and of course a force must have reacted from upwards too.. And two forces are exerted from the right and left sides also which r equal so they will cancel each other.. ND the force exerted from beneath is equal to the sum of the weight of the mug and the force exerted from upwards.. so the force exerted from both upwards and downwards will cancel each other... ND the force that remained is the weight of the mug that is exerted from the beneath which is called buoyant force in the language of science . .... So v can prove Archimedes' Principle in this way... that is every object when immersed in a liquid experiences an upward force which is equal to the Weight of that body which is immersed in the liquid....
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