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Why A Nail Of Iron Sinks In Water Whereas, A Large Ship Also Made Of Iron Floats? |
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Answer» In case of a nail the BUOYANT (the upward) force is less than the downward force DUE to WEIGHT of the nail. In case of a SHIP, the buoyant force is GREATER than the weight of the ship. Buoyant force is the upward thrust of a fluid. In case of a nail the buoyant (the upward) force is less than the downward force due to weight of the nail. In case of a ship, the buoyant force is greater than the weight of the ship. Buoyant force is the upward thrust of a fluid. |
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