Physics, asked by vimleshprakash001, 3 days ago

Why do air bubbles in water go up?​

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Answered by antaragupta69
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Air bubbles in water move up because of gravity. In simple terms, Gravity pushes down on the surrounding fluid and creates an area of higher pressure above the air bubble. The lower density of air cancels out the pull of gravity.

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