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Buouyancy force and Archimedes' principle
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[QUOTE="stockzahn, post: 6092009, member: 567491"] I think it would be easier to calculate the additionally displaced volume of water, when the fish is loaded on the boat. You can calculate that with the equation below your drawing, all you need is the values for the densities of fish and water and the volume of fisch you want to load. The data of the fish is provided as you wrote in your first post. Do you have any density given for the water? If not, I propose to use 1 kg/dm^3. But with these three values you are able to calculate the displaced volume by the weight of the fish. I don't know if this is already the demanded answer or if you have to calculate how much the boat will immerge (if the geometry of the boat is given). [/QUOTE]
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