A cube of wood whose side are each 10 cm weight 16 N in air. When half submerged in an unknown liquid, it weights only 10 N.
Why is the buoyant force the difference between an object's weight in air and that in liquid? (So in this question, Fb=6?)
Why is the buoyant force the difference between an object's weight in air and that in liquid? (So in this question, Fb=6?)
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