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Which of the following best explains how airplanes stay afloat? A.Bernoulli's principle B.Archimedes' principle C.Flow rate equation D.Pascal's principle

Which of the following best explains how airplanes stay afloat? A.Bernoulli's principle B.Archimedes' principle C.Flow rate equation D.Pascal's principle
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Which of the following best explains how airplanes stay afloat?

A.Bernoulli's principle
B.Archimedes' principle
C.Flow rate equation
D.Pascal's principle

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Bernoulli's principle

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Bernoulli principle

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