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A boat carrying a large number of stones is floating in a water tank. What will happen to water level if the stone are unloaded into water?

A

increase

B

remains same

C

decreases

D

data is insufficient

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The correct Answer is:
C

Let weight of boat = W and weight of stone =w
Assuming density of water `=1 gc c^(-1)`
Volume of water displaced initially =(w+W)
Later, volume displaced `=(W+(w)/(rho)) (rho`= density of stones)
`implies` Water level comes down.
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