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Fluid Mechanics – Pressure and
Fluid
Buoyancy
Mechanics
Key–
Concepts
Pressure
andand
Fluid
Principles
Buoyancy
Mechanics
Study
Key–
Guide.pdf
Concepts
Pressure
and
and
Principles
Buoyancy Study
KeyGuide.pdf
Concepts and Principles Study Guide.pdf




Fluid Mechanics –
Pressure and
Buoyancy Key
Concepts and
Principles Study
Guide




Fluid Mechanics – Pressure and
Fluid
Buoyancy
Mechanics
Key–
Concepts
Pressure
andand
Fluid
Principles
Buoyancy
Mechanics
Study
Key–
Guide.pdf
Concepts
Pressure
and
and
Principles
Buoyancy Study
KeyGuide.pdf
Concepts and Principles Study Guide.pdf

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What is buoyant force? The upward force exerted by a fluid on a
submerged object.




What are the four known states of Solids, liquids, gases, and plasmas.
matter?




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What is the definition of density? Density is the mass of a substance divided by the
volume it occupies.




How is density calculated? Density (p) = mass (m) / volume (V).


What is the density of water? 1,000 kg/m³.


How do you calculate the volume of Volume = length × width × height.
a rectangular aquarium?


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