Science, asked by Ankit1234, 1 year ago

The maximum upward ‘buoyant force’ acts on an object when it is –
a. completely immersed in water. b. floating on the surface of water.
c. partially immersed in water. d. none of them.

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Answered by aastha183

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a ....as I think ........may be correct

Answered by arya87

1

It will completely immersed in the liquid

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