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A ball is floating partially submerged in a liquid. Which quantity equals the buoyant force acting on the ball? mass of the ball volume of the ball below the surface weight of the ball volume of the ball
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A ball is floating partially submerged in a liquid. Which quantity equals the buoyant force acting on the ball? mass of the ball volume of the ball below the surface weight of the ball volume of the ball above the surface

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Answer:

Gradpoint --> The weight of the ball

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User Thushara
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For something to float the buoyant force ( force pushing up on the object to keep it floating) needs to equal the weight of the object

the answer would be: weight of the ball



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