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If an object is suspended in a fluid, neither sinking nor floating, then: A) The buoyant force is larger B) The buoyant force is smaller C) The Buoyant force is equal to the density D) The buoyant force
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If an object is suspended in a fluid, neither sinking nor floating, then:

A) The buoyant force is larger
B) The buoyant force is smaller
C) The Buoyant force is equal to the density
D) The buoyant force is equal to the weight

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The right answer is d
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