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The weight of a fluid block is affected by its density, volume, and gravitational force. It can be calculated using the formula: Weight = Density x Volume x Gravitational Force (W = ρ x V x g).
The weight of a fluid block is influenced by its density, volume, and the strength of the gravitational force. Changes in any of these factors will result in a change in weight.
The density of a fluid directly affects the weight of a fluid block. A higher density will result in a higher weight, while a lower density will result in a lower weight.
Yes, the weight of a fluid block can change if there is a change in its density, volume, or gravitational force. For example, if the volume of the block is increased, its weight will also increase.
The weight of a fluid block is directly proportional to its volume. This means that if the volume of the block increases, its weight will also increase proportionally.
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