In the Archimedes' Principle lab a cylindrical hanging mass was fully submerged into a beaker of water. How did this change the forces on the beaker/water system?The mass pushed down on the beaker/water with a new force and the normal force increased to compensate.The tension in the string acted on the beaker/water system after the mass is submerged.O An upward force acted on the water due to the mass and the normal force decreased to compensate.O No changes occurred. The forces on the beaker/water system were still just the normal force and the weight.

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In the Archimedes' Principle lab a cylindrical hanging mass was fully submerged into a beaker of water. How did this change the forces on the beaker/water system? O The mass pushed down on the beaker/water with a new force and the normal force increased to compensate. O The tension in the string acted on the beaker/water system after the mass is submerged. O An upward force acted on the water due to the mass and the normal force decreased to compensate. No changes occurred. The forces on the beaker/water system were still just the normal force and the weight.

In the Archimedes' Principle lab a cylindrical hanging mass was fully submerged into a beaker of water. How did this change the forces on the beaker/water system? O The mass pushed down on the beaker/water with a new force and the normal force increased to compensate. O The tension in the string acted on the beaker/water system after the mass is submerged. O An upward force acted on the water due to the mass and the normal force decreased to compensate. No changes occurred. The forces on the beaker/water system were still just the normal force and the weight.

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In the Archimedes' Principle lab a cylindrical hanging mass was fully submerged into a beaker of water. How did this change the forces on the beaker/water system?
The mass pushed down on the beaker/water with a new force and the normal force increased to compensate.
The tension in the string acted on the beaker/water system after the mass is submerged.
O An upward force acted on the water due to the mass and the normal force decreased to compensate.
O No changes occurred. The forces on the beaker/water system were still just the normal force and the weight.

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