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Colinmac | 05:38 Sun 19th Feb 2006 | Science
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Calculate the effective buoyancy of a body
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Is it dead, or alive?

10:47 Sun 19th Feb 2006
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Are we talking about Pete Best?
11:56 Sun 19th Feb 2006
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((64.34g/xy^2)+y/g+h)/4(c+a)= 9, or 10 on a good day.
16:20 Sun 19th Feb 2006
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No!
22:34 Sun 19th Feb 2006
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The buoyancy of a body is equal to the volume of fluid it displaces multiplied by the density of that fluid. If that's less than the weight of the body, it will sink. Easy!
20:25 Mon 20th Feb 2006

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