why does fishes weigh less in water than in air ?
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A fishes, or any object for that matter, weighs the same in air as well as in water. ... low density means low weight, volume and acceleration due to gravity being constant. So, the weight of air displaced by the fishes is very less because of its low density, and hence the displaced air exerts negligible buoyant force.
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Due to the buoyant force applied on the ish due to water
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