What is the force of buoyancy,in Newton acting on a rock that has a volume of 650cm cube and is immersed in water
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Area of rock. Or density must be provided
Density won't be useful srry. Area is needed. And depth of water also
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a/q to Archimedes principle
when an object is fully or partially immersed in water the
buoyant force acting on the object = weight of displaced water
a/q to principle of flotation
an object is said to float on water
when its density is = density of water
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solution :
volume of object = force exerted by water
250 cm ^3 = 250 N
hence required buoyant force is 250N
a/q to Archimedes principle
when an object is fully or partially immersed in water the
buoyant force acting on the object = weight of displaced water
a/q to principle of flotation
an object is said to float on water
when its density is = density of water
_______________________________
solution :
volume of object = force exerted by water
250 cm ^3 = 250 N
hence required buoyant force is 250N
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What does a/q mean
Rock is not floating. And buoyforce is not equal to volume
What does a/q mean
Then plz give detailed answer
no i m confirmed
this is correct
a/q means acvording to
I'm confirmed that rocks don't float
So what is the correct answer
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