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Why does the weight of a brick change though the size of the brick remain unchanged when put under water?
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Why does the weight of a brick change though the size of the brick remain unchanged when put under water?

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Up thrust causes the wait of the brick to change
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Answer:

because of Archimedes principle

Step-by-step explanation:

the brick experiences upthurst from the water and displaces water according to its weight so its weight changes it water

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