Why do steel ships float?
Answers
Answered by
1
steel ships float due to buoyant force
Answered by
2
If the boat weighs less than the maximum volume of water it could ever push aside (displace), it floats. But it sinks into the water until its weight and the upthrust exactly balance. The more load you add to a boat, the more it weighs, and the further it will have to sink for the upthrust to balance its weigh
nunu14:
yeah you are right as I think
my answer would also be same
thanks
your welcome and congratulations you have been chosen the brain list answer
Similar questions