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Archimedes principle?

    • Posted by Diksha? 6 years ago

    CBSE > Class 10 > Science
    • 34 answers

    Stone Is Now Alone 🥺🥺🥺 6 years ago

    when object is immersed in water full liya partially it experience an upward force which is proportional to weight of the water which is displayed by the object

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    Diksha? 6 years ago

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    Shubhra Jyoti Debnath 6 years ago

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    Diksha? 6 years ago

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    Diksha? 6 years ago

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    Diksha? 6 years ago

    Aseem k mn m kya chalta h ye mere smj k bahar h

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    Dhruv .. 6 years ago

    Aadya bhi ab nhi aayegi

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    Diksha? 6 years ago

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    Diksha? 6 years ago

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    Diksha? 6 years ago

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    Shreya ?? 6 years ago

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    Dhruv .. 6 years ago

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    Diksha? 6 years ago

    Exam khtm hua h inko ana chahiye....aur ab dekho?isse jyada toh exams k dino m hi aate the

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    Diksha? 6 years ago

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    Diksha? 6 years ago

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    Diksha? 6 years ago

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    Diksha? 6 years ago

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    Dhruv .. 6 years ago

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    Diksha? 6 years ago

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    Sanidhya Sharma 6 years ago

    When a object is emerged in water fully or partially it experiences an upward force which is proportional to weight of water which is dissplaced it.

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    Diksha? 6 years ago

    Koi h?

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