Physics, asked by venkadesh7838, 3 months ago

How do you solve buoyancy problems?

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Answered by ShreyasKrishnapurkar

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Answer:

substract buoyancy from gravity

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Answered by aradhyaasingh16

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Explanation:

Multiply volume × density × gravity.

Multiply volume × density × gravity.Simply multiply these 3 quantities to find the force of buoyancy in newtons. Let's solve our example problem by plugging our values into the equation Fb = Vs × D × g. Fb = 0.262 meters3 × 1,000 kilograms/meter3 × 9.81 newtons/kilogram = 2,570 Newtons.

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