A person can lift maximum 50-kg of weight in air. If the person does this weightlifting under water, what would be the maximum weight he could lift underwater? (Assume that the metal weights are made with stainless steel and the density of stainless steel is 8.03 g/cm³).

A person can lift maximum 50-kg of weight in air. If the person does this weightlifting under water, what would be the maximum weight he could lift underwater? (Assume that the metal weights are made with stainless steel and the density of stainless steel is 8.03 g/cm³).

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