Jose and Sergei are canoeing on Lake Erie. The canoe has a weight of 222 N. Sergei weighs 580 N, and Jose weighs 780 N. Draw a free-body diagram of the forces acting on the canoe. Include: • gravitational force(s) • buoyant force Include the magnitude of each force in your diagram.

Jose and Sergei are canoeing on Lake Erie. The canoe has a weight of 222 N. Sergei weighs 580 N, and Jose weighs 780 N. Draw a free-body diagram of the forces acting on the canoe. Include: • gravitational force(s) • buoyant force Include the magnitude of each force in your diagram.

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Jose and Sergei are canoeing on Lake Erie. The canoe has a weight of 222 N.
Sergei weighs 580 N, and Jose weighs 780 N.
Draw a free-body diagram of the forces acting on the canoe. Include:
• gravitational force(s)
• buoyant force
Include the magnitude of each force in your diagram.
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