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the density 5o, the buoyant force exerted on the ship by the water higher than the eysidy When a ship is loaded it will immerse to a certain level relative 10 the weight.of cargo. The weignt of the ship includ'ing the cargo niust ha lower densty an the water, otrher wise the ship will sink. Gravity drownward force downward force thus on the ship allowing the ship to float in this conditio 0 Ship A ship experiences these twO forces: gravity, which pulls it clown because Of it mass, and the buoyancCy force,or uphrust Which pushes lip. But becauses of it's body design, which contains a lot of air, it displaces encough water so, thhat the buoyana force is edual 4o Water Buoyant Force upward Force on the Ship When a ship is anching you hotice rer rushing to the shore] n the ship 'enters the r. this is bec ause H lit's gravity force That's how a shiy Hoas

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