When a beaker of water rests on a balance, the weight indicated is X. A solid object of weight Y in air displaces weight Z of water when immersed. What will be the balance reading, in terms of X, Y and/or Z when the object is totally immersed in the water, as shown in the diagram? N84/I1/8

When a beaker of water rests on a balance, the weight indicated is X. A solid object of weight Y in air displaces weight Z of water when immersed. What will be the balance reading, in terms of X, Y and/or Z when the object is totally immersed in the water, as shown in the diagram? N84/I1/8

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