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Joe55433454
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How does a ball floating 50% in water move when a large amount of oil is added, and why?
MY Solution:
I think that the ball rises because when a large amount of oil is added, the oil sinks to the bottom causing the water to be pushed up, increasing the buoyant force which causes the ball to rise.
Relevant equations would be the buoyancy equation. Fb=pgB
Does anyone agree with me that this is right?
MY Solution:
I think that the ball rises because when a large amount of oil is added, the oil sinks to the bottom causing the water to be pushed up, increasing the buoyant force which causes the ball to rise.
Relevant equations would be the buoyancy equation. Fb=pgB
Does anyone agree with me that this is right?