how is archimedes principle is relate to principal of flotation
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if the liquid displaced by object has equal weight as the object's weight then it will float in liquid ( now ,here buoyant = weight of liquid diplaced by object given by Archimedes principal and an object will float if weight of liquid diplaced = weight of object which is immersed given by flotation principal !)
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i said Archimedes principal is related to the floating principal as we are able to how much weight would need to float an object ! suppose "if there is no Archimedes principal and only principal of floatation is studied in the world who always said (to float an object the buoyant force must be equal to the weight of the object )than how could you find or calculate bouyant force ?and what amount of force is needed to make it float ?
thus ! there relationship help us to know what is buoncy and how to calculate it ! ex - as you can find out how the ships and boats are made to float in liquid !!they use this relation !
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