For each of the three floating bodies, determine the buoyant force exerted by the liquid. Each body has a draft(depth of submergence) of 1.5 m. SG liquid = 0.8.2 m(a) Body A2 m2 mELEVATION VIEW2 mOF2 m(b) Body BPLAN VIEW2 mOF2 m(c) Body CFor the floating bodies(a) Which has the greatest amount of buoyant force?(b) Which has the least amount of buoyant force?

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For each of the three floating bodies, determine the buoyant force exerted by the liquid. Each body has a draft (depth of submergence) of 1.5 m. SGliquid = 0.8. 2 m (a) Body A 2 m 2 m ELEVATION VIEW (b) Body B PLAN VIEW 2 m 2 m For the floating bodies (a) Which has the greatest amount of buoyant force? (b) Which has the least amount of buoyant force? (c) Body C 2 m 2 m

For each of the three floating bodies, determine the buoyant force exerted by the liquid. Each body has a draft (depth of submergence) of 1.5 m. SGliquid = 0.8. 2 m (a) Body A 2 m 2 m ELEVATION VIEW (b) Body B PLAN VIEW 2 m 2 m For the floating bodies (a) Which has the greatest amount of buoyant force? (b) Which has the least amount of buoyant force? (c) Body C 2 m 2 m

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