What is the apparent weight of the floating body when it floats with only it's surface seen above water.....full explanation
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What is the apparent weight of the floating body when it floats with only it's surface seen above water.....full explanation
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Answer is zero.because we know apparent weight=weight of body- buoyancy force....But buoyancy force =weight of fluid displaced....and weight of fluid displaced is equal to weight of body.so buoyancy force is equal to weight of body.and apparent weight is zero
Now suppose there is a beaker filled with water to its brim. Now if you carefully place a pjece of wood on it, there are maximum chances that no water will spill (depends on how carefully you place it).
Thus, apparent weight of any floating object is 0.
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