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Chapter 11, Problem 107CCP

Concepts: (i)

To determine

To explain: how the downward acting weight is balanced in each case.

(ii)

To determine

To explain: The case in which the buoyant force is greater.

(iii)

To determine

To explain: The factor that determines the magnitude of buoyant force.

(iv)

To determine

To find: The beach ball which has larger radius.

Calculations:

To determine

The radius of each ball.

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