Basketball by circumference (75.5 cm) and mass (589 g) is forced onto the bottom of the pool and then released. After accelerating upward, it rises at a constant speed. Calculate the buoyancy force on a basketball?

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Basketball by circumference (75.5
cm) and mass (589 g) is forced
onto the bottom of the pool and
then released. After accelerating
upward, it rises at a constant
speed. Calculate the buoyancy
force on a basketball?
Transcribed Image Text:Basketball by circumference (75.5 cm) and mass (589 g) is forced onto the bottom of the pool and then released. After accelerating upward, it rises at a constant speed. Calculate the buoyancy force on a basketball?
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