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7)Suppose you have a bowling ball resting at the bottom of a tank of pure water that is 1.0 m deep and open to the atmosphere at the top. If you add more pure water to the tank so that the water is now 2.0 m deep (and still open to the atmosphere at the top), how does the buoyant force on the bowling ball change?

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