Match the answers with questions for blocks B and C. 20 g 10 cm D B E 20 g 10 cm 40 g 10 cm 40 g 20 cm 30 g 6 cm v Compare the magnitudes of the buoyant forces on blocks B and C I. B= C v Compare the magnitudes of the nomal forces on blocks B and C II. B C

Match the answers with questions for blocks B and C. 20 g 10 cm D B E 20 g 10 cm 40 g 10 cm 40 g 20 cm 30 g 6 cm v Compare the magnitudes of the buoyant forces on blocks B and C I. B= C v Compare the magnitudes of the nomal forces on blocks B and C II. B C

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