Buoyant Force Is Greater on a Submerged 10-Newton Block of

question 65

Multiple Choice

Buoyant force is greater on a submerged 10-newton block of

• A)lead.
• B)aluminum.
• C)same on each

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Definitions:

Fly Legs

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Paralogs

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Functional Redundancy

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