Physics, asked by Fighters4631, 10 months ago

What are the laws for sinking ?

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The term sinking refers to a sinking ship. A vessel which loses buoyancy and submerges under the surface of the water is termed as a ship which has sunk. It is not necessary that the ship disappears entirely beneath the surface. This is because a vessel may sink in shallow waters and still have its superstructure exposed.

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