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Archimedes Principle. Experiment With Water Glasses, Iron, Cork And Wood Cube. Buoyant Acting On The Object That Floats Vector Illustration


Archimedes principle. Experiment with water glasses, iron, cork and wood cube. Buoyant acting on the object that floats Vector Illustration
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Archimedes principle. Experiment with water glasses, iron, cork and wood cube. Buoyant acting on the object that floats is equal to weight of the fluid that is displaced.

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