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In the diagram of the swimmer, which force is greater, buoyancy or weight, and how do we know?
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In the diagram of the swimmer, which force is greater, buoyancy or weight, and how do we know?

In the diagram of the swimmer, which force is greater, buoyancy or weight, and how-example-1
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Buoyancy and weight are equal however there might be slightly more buoyancy since the swimmer isn't sinking however it is still in the water
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