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assume the driver originally established neutral buoyancy at one depth to establish neutral buoyancy at a lower depth the diver should (a)let some air out of the vest B add some air to the vest do nothing because neutral buoyancy already exist

assume the driver originally established neutral buoyancy at one depth to establish neutral buoyancy at a lower depth the diver should
(a)let some air out of the vest
B add some air to the vest
  1. do nothing because neutral buoyancy already exist

Grade:12th pass

1 Answers

Vikas TU
14149 Points
7 years ago
At lower depth the Buoyancey force would be more sue to the indiscriminant difference in pressure hence he needs to add some air to the vest to rise the pressure differnece and to maintain the neutral Buoyancy force.

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