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1 Match each term to its correct definition. a states that the upwerd buoyant force acting on an object in a fluid is equa to the weight of the fukd that the o 1. displacement dinplaces 2. buoyant force E an ugword force that fuds exert on al matter 3. atmosphenic pressure E the pressure caused by the weight of aomaspheric gases d the space occupied in a fuid by an object, which would otherwise be occupied by the uid - 4 Archimedes' principle

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O Engish Langunge Ans 7-51- x
O Science 7.S1 M-Activiies
O Mail - stu Mchael Morris - Outlo x
O Friday Night Tunkin' VSSta
E A Brief History of Hrazil -New Y x- +
a inconeamingsolutons ms.lincolnlcarningsolutions.org/student/169794813/activity/87648718 E579FC6C-25AF-14BA-DSSC-B856-823FF30698A4 2021
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Mastery Assess It 5
Science 7-S1 - MI/ Forces and Motion / Lesson 55
Michael
Morris, Jr.
中 O 40
Match each term to its correct definition.
a. states that the upward buovant force acting on an object in a fluid is equa to the weight of the nuid that the obtect
- 1. displacement
displaces
- 2. buoant force
b. an upword force that fluids exert on all matter
- 3. atmospheric pressure
c the pressure caused by the weight of atmaspheric gases
d the space occupled in a fluid by an object, whi ch would otherwise be occupied by the Buid
- 4. Archimedes' principle
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