Physics · Fluid Mechanics
According to Archimedes' principle, when a solid body is immersed completely in water, what is the apparent loss in its weight equal to?
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- 1It is unrelated to the water displaced
- 2Less than the weight of the water displaced
- 3Greater than the weight of the water displaced
- 4Equal to the weight of the water displaced✓
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Equal to the weight of the water displaced
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