Compared to the Buoyant Force That Acts on You When

question 58

Multiple Choice

Compared to the buoyant force that acts on you when you float in fresh water,the buoyant force that acts on you when you float in the dense water of the Dead Sea is

• A)less,because less of your volume is displaced.
• B)more,because of the greater density of fluid displaced.
• C)the same.

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Definitions:

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Information-Processing Approach

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