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I knew there was something off about the submerged part.

1) My teacher says that the apparent weight of an object in water (floating,sunken,submerged etc) is equal to it's actual weight-buoyant force acting on it. That is, wt (ap)=wt (ac)- F(b) Where wt (ap) = apparent weight, weight (ac)= actual weight. And f (b) = buoyant force 2) But..., if an...

That's h Thank you sir. That is very helpful

What i interpret from this;my understanding of buoyant force (please correct me if I'm wrong. ) Take for example the sea The water below will provide some force to support the weight of the water above it. When some object is put in water ( for this case, let's consider it is denser than...