Archimedes Principle - Class 9 Tutorial

[@timothyle3628]

Sometimes I understand, but then I forget one second later.

[@dilbhardwaj340]

water exert force to all direction when we immerse a mug into water then water exert force upward downward and both side than why it float

[@aditiawasthi3429]

Thanks for explaining in such simple terms making it easily understandable

[@ketnashah1324]

Aditi Awasthi
yes you are write we can study easily with the help of it

[@YAHOOOOOO5]

Isn't the weight displaced equal to the weight of the object in air?

[@sexyscientist]

See, the displacement thing is measured by volume, not weight. An iron nail displaces the volume of liquid equal to its own volume, but that is less than its own weight. So, the apparent weight of sinked nail = weight of nail - weight of liquid displaced

[@electricmouse6382]

Did you read the description it sounds even weirder "When a body is partly or completely immersed in water, it loses weight."

[@sexyscientist]

electricmouse It apparently loses weight. But not really.

[@jaydelacruz1309]

YAHOO

[@retranslator8072]

OWL = DWW
the object's weight loss equals the displaced water's weight
(the object loses as much of its weight in the air as equal to the weight of the water displaced by the submerged volume of the object; if it floats, all its weight is counterbalanced by the upthrust)
Just rephrasing what was stated in the description of the video, though ))

[@mohammedal-sayed7945]

kilogram is for mass which would stay the same
newton is for weight which changes

[@evangel18]

la première couche de valence

[@rayz0rxxx]

Mohammed Al-Sayed but the world doesn't work that way, kg is for weight lol idk wtf

[@KhalidKhan-fu8bm]

Can you explain 3 conditions of floating and sinking in water in next video

[@tausifniloy5785]

this is one of the best videos on this topic in youtube

[@russbadessa431]

Thanks for a thorough review of buoyancy...is there a transcript available?

[@bhakt8177]

is it same for all liquids?

[@TheEmotionalPotatoe]

no it depends on density of liquid

[@sexyscientist]

Nope. As the density of liquids are different, buoyant force applied by them are different.

[@enjoyurstudentlifewithlear649]

ya ofcourse

[@2parinda]

Thanks. Which software used to make this video?

[@hearttoheart4765]

U r language is very understandable ..... do u having a video for Newton' s 2nd law of motion

[@MsWclark]

This was so helpful to my classes. I'm going to make a worksheet to go along with it!

[@elishamakunga2299]

This tutor is awesome everyone understands without any question!

[@jerickcondes9214]

big help for my report.

[@simon.missen]

This video was very helpful for my class

[@rohitpatil6111]

It understand very excellently and has good presentation

[@srisravyavukyam550]

why buoyant force depends on g

[@radhamath2369]

Superb video.......

[@Вольныйказак-ю2й]

also valid for gases.

[@smasheon2702]

Very helpful illustrations!

[@bishnumishra1590]

Thank you for explaining in such an easy way...

[@friedwankhede2902]

very informative........ very well explained.......

[@shomibasu4961]

I have made a small ship using this principal

[@TheEmotionalPotatoe]

nice

[@1gryphus1]

principle

[@preetivraich9320]

very nice explanation... thanks

[@jivanhake7965]

thnks very helpful video

[@prajapatinatvarbhai8756]

this would definitely lead my country somehow to have an army of chemists, engineers etc.
describing the laws of nature in a way such as this is found rare in this country..
still a lot more to say but okay...

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Its really help me tenkiuu

[@satishkumar-jy4bi]

Excellent vedio.

[@ashaqhusainsheikh5019]

best explanation

[@shubhammishra3152]

Great job

[@akanshachaturvedi4642]

thanks it helped a lot!!!!

[@НиколаЛопичић]

nice this really helps

[@sangitapatil8023]

Excellent

[@shrujanpramukh6007]

thank you for such an explanation

[@anubhavkesarwani5812]

very helpful

[@anuppaul3898]

Thanks for this explaining.It is useful to all of us Thankyou

[@gabrielaportillo3206]

Explained well but talked too fast!

[@malv4935]

Wow thank you!

[@jyothikahema2545]

nice teaching

[@omarhermit4623]

best video .thanks

[@kuniyalmadhavan7]

so good

[@sinmicsin100]

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[@malhar7347]

it really helped nyc video

[@ssingh6542]

Thank u.

[@narendrachauhan2519]

that is very nice

[@bachisharma9746]

sir explain in hindi how things float and why sink

[@bertcapa2527]

thank you.,this helps a lot.,

[@amartripathi882]

nice video

[@m0uminjahangir780]

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[@kazitawhid1434]

awesome

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[@saritagarg5637]

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[@somanaboinalokeshkumaryada7820]

Thanks for the video

[@beingawesome5290]

nice

[@deepakchouhan3566]

good

[@evangel18]

Wow

[@jackduff841]

Alright peeps! I've got an assessment task due tomorrow and I need to explain why the titanic sunk using the Archimedes principle
Someone wanna help out?

[@srashtigoel6536]

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