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A submarine moving directly upward in the water at constant speed. The weight of the summer and it is 500,000 N. The submarines motors are off. The magnitude of the buoyant forc…

A submarine moving directly upward in the water at constant speed. The weight of the summer and it is 500,000 N. The submarines motors are off. The magnitude of the buoyant forc…
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a submarine moving directly upward in the water at constant speed. The weight of the summer and it is 500,000 N. The submarines motors are off. The magnitude of the buoyant force acting on the submarine is

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