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To push himself forward (by Newton's Third Law).
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Where is the coldest water in a swimmming pool?
At the bottom of the pool.
What pushes a fish forward?
A fish uses its fins to push water backwards and propel itself forwards.
What allows fish to overcome water resistance?
Their bodies are streamline to help them swim through water quickly against water resistance (a force) . What pushes them backwards is water resistance
What do you call a person who is naive?
a rube, or simply a naive person. do they drink evian water? - that's naive spelled backwards
What do artesian wells use to bring water the surface?
The pressure of solid rock strata pushes the water to the surface.The pressure of solid rock strata pushes the water to the surface.
What would be an action-reaction pair according to Newtons third law?
An oar pushes the water and the water pushes the oar.
How does some ones weight change in the water?
Gravity pulls "down" on stuff. Gravity imparts weight to a mass because it is pulling on it. Pulling it down. With that in mind, let's lower something - someone - into water. As the person begins to enter the water, the water is displaced. It's pushed aside for the person to enter it because as a liquid, it will not support the person, cannot prevent the person from going in. But it does push back. A lot. The more the person is lowered in, the more water is displaced and the more the water pushes back. When the lowering apparatus is released after the person is all the way in the water (with the person floating), the person will have his weight supported by the water. The person "loses weight" because the water pushes back on anything put in it. The person won't feel very much of his weight, though his mass hasn't changed. Technically, the volume of water that a floating object displaces will be equal in mass to the total mass of the object put in the water. And the water pushes back on an object immersed in proportion to the force exerted by gravity on the volume of water that the object displaces. The object does not lose any mass. For objects that float, these objects are said to have buoyancy.
Why can object heavier than water float in water?
Because the object's weight pushes down on the water itself.That's why if you put in a large object inside,the water pushes itself out.
What is it called when something in water pushes water aside?
displacement
When you swim what is the force of the water which pushes you toward the surface?
The buoyant force pushes you toward the surface.
Where does the water pump o ring go?
it goes into the tube that pushes into the flange that bolts to the water pump it goes into the tube that pushes into the flange that bolts to the water pump
What occurs when an object in or on water pushes some water aside?
Displacement
