If you float a piece of wood in a container half-full of water that rests on a weighing scale, the weight reading on the scale will increase.
<h3>What is Buoyancy?</h3>
Buoyancy is the force through your fluids or total or submerged bodies. Also known as Archimedes' theorem. The fluid of the direction on the body produces a resultant force but with the direction of the weight, with the opposite direction, upwards.
All material submerged in a liquid under the action of buoyancy, for this reason we have that the value on the scale will be increased with a system of a wood floating in water.
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The strength of a force is usually expressed by its magnitude. We have also to specify the direction in which a force acts.
Answer:
C. The outer ear has to collect the sound waves and lead them to the middle ear.
Explanation:
In the process of hearing, the first thing that happens is that sound waves enter the outer ear through a passage called "auditory canal" that reaches the eardrum.
The movement of the incoming sound waves causes the eardrum to vibrate and transmit these vibrations to three tiny bones of the middle ear.
PWC operators must keep in mind that a jet drive needs moving water through the drive nozzle for maneuverability. In other term, you must have power applied in order to uphold steering control. If the engine shuts off during operation or If you release the throttle to idle, you will lose all steering control. In either situation, the PWC will remain in the direction it was headed before the throttle was released or the engine was shut off. Action of the steering control will have no outcome. If you are approaching a dock, shore, or other vessel at a speed bigger than you can control and you release the throttle to idle or shut off the engine, you won’t have maneuvering capability and the PWC will stay its forward movement.
