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As a ship in harbour is being unloaded, it slowly rises higher in water.

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ICSE-UPTHRUST IN FLUIDS, ARCHIMEDES' PRINCIPLE AND FLOATATION-EXERCISE 5(c)
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  2. Fig shows the same block of wood floating in three different liquids A...

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  3. What is the centre of buoyancy? State its position for a floating body...

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  7. Two identical pieces, one of ice (density =900kgm^(-3)) and other of...

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  8. Why is floating ice less submerged in brine than in water?

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  9. A man first swims in sea water and then in river water. (i) compare ...

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  10. An iron nail sinks in water while an iron ship floats on water.Explain...

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  12. A piece of ice is floating in a glass vessel filled with water. How wi...

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  14. A loaded cargo ship sails from sea water to river water? State and exp...

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  16. Explain the following: An egg sinks in fresh water, but floats in a s...

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  18. Explain the following: As a ship in harbour is being unloaded, it slo...

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