A silver jewelry weighs 20N in air. What will its weight be when suspended in water. (density of silver is 10,500 kg/m3) Choices: 10 N 18 N 25 N 28 N

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A silver jewelry weighs 20N in air. What will its weight be when suspended in water. (density of silver is 10,500 kg/m3)

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  • 10 N
  • 18 N
  • 25 N
  • 28 N
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