Physics, asked by rishita89, 1 year ago

why a bucket filled with water appears to be lighter inside the water

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Answered by aishregards
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this is due to the effect of upthrust
Answered by mehulbharti13582112
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a bucket filled with water appears to be lighter inside the water because of the buoyant force which makes the object seem lighter in water.
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