Physics, asked by mohammedchandchand93, 10 months ago

The weight of a body in air is 150N. It experiences 30N buoyancy from water. find out the weight of the body in water ​

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Answered by dksngh
0

Answer:

Explanation:

the weight of the body in water will be 120 Newton

Explanation:

as the buoyant force works upward and decreases the weight of the object so to find the the actual weight of the body in water we will have to subtract the buoyant force acting on it from the actual weight inner so

150-30=120

Answered by radioactive85
1

Answer:

120N

Explanation:

Weight in water=(weight in air-buoyant force)

=150-30=120

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