Physics, asked by Vishwathakkar, 10 months ago

person weighs 50 kg wt in air. He displaces 40 kg water when he swims keeping his body in
the water. The weight he loses is
(a)50 kg wt
(b)40 kg wt
(c)5kg wt
(d) 4 kg wt

explanation Deni padegi! please....xd​

Answers

Answered by Amitpratapchoudhury
4

Explanation:

According to law of floatation weight lost by body

is equal to water displaced by body

so weight lost is equal to 40 kg wt

Answered by GulabLachman
1

The total weight lost by the person is 10kg.

Given:

Weight of the person in air = 50kg

Weight of the person when displaced in water = 40kg

To find:

The total weight lost

Solution:

We need to find the overall weight loss of the person.

This can be done by considering the weight in both the mediums.

Therefore,

Using the Formula,

Total loss in weight = Weight of the person in the air - weight of the person in the water.

Substituting the values -

= 50 - 40

= 10

Answer: The total weight lost by the person is 10kg.

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