Density of LEAD > Density of IRON > Density of WATER.
Is the buoyant force acting on the lead object >,<,= buoyant force acting on the iron object of the same volume as the lead object?
Asked by SINDHUJA SRIVASTAVA | 9th Mar, 2015, 07:16: PM
Expert Answer:
Since the density of lead > density of iron, the lead object displaces lesser amount of water than the iron object of the same volume. Thus, the buoyant force acting on the lead object is lesser than the buoyant force acting on the iron object.
Answered by Yashvanti Jain | 11th Dec, 2017, 07:19: PM
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