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Archimedes Principle
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Ryan Dumpa
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Updated May 20, 2021
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I also didn't mean for this evening we will be
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talking about our religious principle.
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No question why these ships made out of steel.
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So whether the coin or nail made of the same
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steel sink first of all, still has density higher than
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other. So how?
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Yeah. And still it's used to construct a ship.
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The uniform vessel structures, average density introduced because of the
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air that occupies the inner portion of the vessel.
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So how does this help?
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When the ship is underwater, there are two forces of
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being upon it, the gravitational force and the upward buoyancy
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force. Yeah.
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When the upward buoyancy force is equal equal to one
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more than the gravitational force, the board floats.
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Yes, but the gravitational force exceeds due to events like
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water inflow into the compartment.
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Then it is stated that the upward buoyancy force is
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less than the gravitational force.
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That means that the boat sinks right.
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The concept is similar to submarines.
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Interview marines.
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We should.
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There is a water compartment filled filled with water when
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the submarine wants to ascend to the surface.
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Mhm. The water compartment is empty heart, but when the
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submarine it is diving in underwater, the water compartment, this
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field, as you can see the figure on the right.
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The yellow highlight indicates that the water compartment is filled
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with water, and on the figure on the very right
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shows that the submarine is fully submerged underwater.
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That would be a thank you.
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