Applications - Archimedes' Principle

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Applications of Archimedes' Principle

Introduction: Archimedes' Principle helps explain why objects float or sink in fluids. It is used in designing ships and submarines, measuring density with hydrometers, and even in hot air balloons. The upward force or buoyancy acting on a body immersed in fluid equals the weight of the fluid displaced.

1. Archimedes' principle is used to design:

2. Which instrument uses Archimedes' principle to measure liquid density?

3. Ships float because:

4. A hot air balloon rises because:

5. Archimedes' principle relates to:

6. A body sinks in a liquid if:

7. Submarines control their depth by:

8. The upward force experienced by a body in liquid is called:

9. Archimedes' principle can be used to find:

10. Which of these would float in water?

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