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How does the force required to lift an object in water compare to the force needed to lift the same object on land?it is the exactly the same for the same object.it can be either…

How does the force required to lift an object in water compare to the force needed to lift the same object on land?it is the exactly the same for the same object.it can be either…
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How does the force required to lift an object in water compare to the force needed to lift the same object on land?it is the exactly the same for the same object.it can be either greater or less, depending on the object.it is more.it is less.

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It takes less force to lift the object in the water than on land, since the water is helping with the weight of the object.
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