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High School/JEE/NEET/IPhO Physics | 17-19 Yrs

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sir here will we not add the mass of stone in total reading ?

1 years ago by Ashwani Pandey

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sir i want to ask that why you have taken the force Fb in downward direction

5 years ago by HRITIK Goel

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Sir, won't the weighing scale measure the apparent weight?

5 years ago by darshil vipul shah

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Why did we not take the weight of object into consideration??

6 years ago by anuradha surapaneni

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Sir,Why did we not take the weight of object in consideration,because it has not been given that the object is floating?

6 years ago by Bhavya Sangwan

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why we take force on liquid as reading of machine?

7 years ago by Suryansh Bhandari

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HOW BUOYANT FORCE=vpg.THAT IS HOW THE TOTAL WEIGHT SUBMERGED= VOLUME OF LIQUID DISPLACED

8 years ago by KAIKALA RAVI KUMAR

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it is according to Archimedes principle...

7 years ago by shreya sood

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why is buoyant force not taken in opposite direction? (mg-vpg)

9 years ago by amit kawad

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it is written in accordance with the newtons 3rd law of motion....vpg is applied on the body in the upward direction bt the same force in opposite direction is applied by the body on the fluid....here we are to take the normal reaction of he body which is in direct contact with the body..

8 years ago by Khushboo Jain

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sorry which is in direct contact of the weighing machine..

8 years ago by Khushboo Jain

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