Find mass of displaced liquid - solved example | Fluids | Physics | Khan Academy

Let's solve 2 problems in finding the mass of displaced water.
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[@kayrobyn488]

Just wanted to say your handwriting is so nice and helps things look more clear, thank you😭

[@mshah7461]

Thank you! The break-down of floating vs. submerged conditions really helps in understanding the topic better.

[@tamimhaider1352]

Thanks again,sir!Jazhakallahu Khairan.

[@zeropotential6830]

Really now i'm grateful to you.Because,when i was teaching my student i didn’t understand that the mass of stone and mass of Displaced water are equal.Now that makes sense.
Thank you so much

[@meenaparashar8865]

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[@liyagebeyehutesfaye6792]

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[@user-hw7ol8yo1x]

I explain it so easily.... thank you so much

[@squallleonhart4605]

after 12 years, i know the answer, thanks for this video

[@rahulsingh-pf5xn]

Thanksssss sir i am so frustrated due to weight of object equal to weight of displaced liquid. Thank uuuuuuu

[@fathi9171]

Thank you for your videos!

[@abbeyeads9419]

Very helpful. Thank you.

[@tanishqsinghal2082]

Wonderful explanation

[@bitoffbalance4021]

10:28
Since the entire volume is submerged and hence the same volume Is displaced, the weight of the solid is greater (since it's density is greater)

[@Hino_55]

Thanks sir!

[@batoolnetwork9699]

Ty

[@kal9650]

How is the mass of the displaced water the same as a stone which is bigger. Please explain sir.

[@lyndsay2309]

can we say that, *The mass of the stone is equal to the mass of water being displaced and volume of stone equals the volume of water being displaced?..
(please do reply). thank you.!!

[@mananashutoshlakhamara8507]

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[@purnimasaha3037]

How to find the mass of the displaced liquid if the units were in SI ??
Pls ans

[@samarthbose7882]

For an object to float weight of water displaced by it should be more than weight of object. But when we solve numericals related it, we took weight of water displaced equal to weight of object why? Please solve immediately sir i am completely dependent on you.

[@et.sachin]

"For an object to float weight of water displaced by it should be more than weight of object" Here the "weight of water" is that weight of water when the object is COMPLETELY SUBMERGED in water and not the fluid displaced when it is floating. When the object is FLOATING the volume of displaced water will be always equal to the weight of the object.

[@samarthbose7882]

Thank you!

[@atute]

Sir, does the mass of an object decrease while submerged under water? ... And thank you for the video.

[@antonludwigaugustvonmacken8680]

Mass will remain the same. Its apparent weight will change.

[@rahulsingh-pf5xn]

No mass is constant until it (object) reach closer to the speed of light but weight can change according to conditions

[@TSTProductionedu.2307]

mass is an unchangeable quantity it would never change even if you go to other planets but wiegth however will change....

[@anshraj9984]

Sir why this video is not in Hindi