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A 2000 lb box is being held at rest submerged in water. The box is displacing 2500 lbs of water. When the box is released from...Asked by Jael
A 2000 lb box is being held at rest submerged in water. The box is displacing 2500 lbs of water. When the box is released from its submerged position, the box will
a. sink
b. rise to the surface and float
c. remain where it is
d. result unknown
Ok, so if the box is put in the water, it can either sink or float because we don't know what the box contains, so the result is unknown. Is that correct?
a. sink
b. rise to the surface and float
c. remain where it is
d. result unknown
Ok, so if the box is put in the water, it can either sink or float because we don't know what the box contains, so the result is unknown. Is that correct?
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Answered by
bobpursley
absolutely not. You are missing the entire point of Archimedes Principle: what is the bouyancy force of that displaced water?
Answered by
nick
The answer is b. Archimedes principle states that if the the weight of the object is smaller than the displacement of the water, then the object will rise.
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Anonymous
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