Why do we feel light on aur feet when standing in a swimming pool a with water up to our armpits?
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Hi freind
here is your answer :)
It's because of buoyant drive. Buoyant force makes you suppose lighter within the water as it normally works in opposition to the gravity and Archimedes principle.
Water exerts an upward force on all the objects immersed in it. Gravitational drive of enchantment of earth acts in downward direction however water exerts an upward drive on our physique once we standing in water , so we suppose gentle.
hope this will clear ur concept.
here is your answer :)
It's because of buoyant drive. Buoyant force makes you suppose lighter within the water as it normally works in opposition to the gravity and Archimedes principle.
Water exerts an upward force on all the objects immersed in it. Gravitational drive of enchantment of earth acts in downward direction however water exerts an upward drive on our physique once we standing in water , so we suppose gentle.
hope this will clear ur concept.
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Hi friend,
This is due to Buoyancy or Upthrust.
Buoyancy is the upward force exerted by water on an immersed object.
When Buoyancy is lower than the mass of the immersed object then the object will sink.
On the other hand, when Buoyancy is greater than the mass of the immersed object then the object will not sink.
This principle was stated by Archimedes and hence the name Archimedes Principle.
Hope it helps.
This is due to Buoyancy or Upthrust.
Buoyancy is the upward force exerted by water on an immersed object.
When Buoyancy is lower than the mass of the immersed object then the object will sink.
On the other hand, when Buoyancy is greater than the mass of the immersed object then the object will not sink.
This principle was stated by Archimedes and hence the name Archimedes Principle.
Hope it helps.
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