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Which is true of the buoyant force? It acts in the upward direction. It acts with the force of gravity. It makes an object feel heavier. It acts in the downward direction.

Which is true of the buoyant force? It acts in the upward direction. It acts with the force of gravity. It makes an object feel heavier. It acts in the downward direction.
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Which is true of the buoyant force?

It acts in the upward direction.

It acts with the force of gravity.

It makes an object feel heavier.

It acts in the downward direction.

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Answer: It acts in the upward direction.

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User Richard Grimshaw
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it acts in the upward direction
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