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On page 62 of TBR physics 2, the solution for the example problem says the following.
"Because ball A and ball C have the same volume they experience the same buoyant force"
How is this possible? B is defined as the product of the density of the fluid, volume displaced and gravity. Density and g are constant but A sinks while C floats. So the volumes displaced must be different. Can someone explain this?
"Because ball A and ball C have the same volume they experience the same buoyant force"
How is this possible? B is defined as the product of the density of the fluid, volume displaced and gravity. Density and g are constant but A sinks while C floats. So the volumes displaced must be different. Can someone explain this?