According to Archimedes Principle, Buoyant Force is equivalent to the displaced<span> amount of </span><span>fluid, So, Larger the amount of water displaced, more the Buoyant force will be.
In short, Object 3 would have the largest Buoyant Force
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One very handy electrical formula is
Power dissipated by a resistance = (Voltage)²/(resistance) .
24 kilowatts = (240 v)² / Resistance
Multiply each side by (Resistance):
(Resistance) x (24 kilowatts) = (240 v)²
Divide each side by (24 kilowatts):
Resistance = (240 v)² / (24,000 watts)
Resistance = (57,600 / 24,000) (volt² / volt · Amp)
Resistance = 2.4 (volt/Amp)
Resistance = 2.4 Ohms
Based on the ideal gas equation, the pressure (P), volume (V) and temperature (T) corresponding to n moles of an ideal gas are related as:
PV = nRT
where R = gas constant
Under conditions of constant pressure and number of moles:
The volume is directly proportional to the pressure. Therefore, as the temperature drops the volume will also decrease.
V α T
This is also known as the Charles Law.
