Physics, asked by shivotic, 1 year ago

Why air bubbles in a liquid moves in upward direction

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Answered by Anonymous
37
Because the pressure inside the air bubble is greater than the atmoshpheric pressure.So they move upwards.
Answered by ranjithrishadd
6

Answer:

The air bubble moves in the upward direction because the terminal velocity of the air bubble inside the liquid is negative (upward direction).

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