Science, asked by mu2sbonnaanjala, 1 year ago

what exerts greater buoyant force - water or glycerin on an object immersed in it ? why?

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Answered by balaji492001

4

glycerine, bcz its density is 1.26 g/cm3 whereas density of water is 1.0 g/cm3 greater the density then greater the buoyant force

Answered by fluffy

3

The density of the glycerin is more when compared to that of the water.
Hence the buoyant force is more in the case of the glycerin that the water.

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