What is actually the archimedes principle? explain as far as you can with an example?
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| 3rd Oct, 2012,
09:28: PM
Expert Answer:
archimedes principle states that the bouyant force on a body immersed partially or fully in a fluid is equal to the weight of the fluid displaced by it.
Eg. A ship floating in water will displace as much fluid enough to support its weight.
Thats why ships are made wide from bottom.
archimedes principle states that the bouyant force on a body immersed partially or fully in a fluid is equal to the weight of the fluid displaced by it.
Eg. A ship floating in water will displace as much fluid enough to support its weight.
Thats why ships are made wide from bottom.
Answered by
| 3rd Oct, 2012,
10:05: PM
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