When two corks, one small and one big are taken into a vessel filled with water and released which cork will come fast on the surface of water ? Why ?
When two corks, one small and one big are taken into a vessel filled with water and released which cork will come fast on the surface of water ? Why ?
Bigger cork, because as the weight of it is higher the mass of displaced water due to it, so the
buoyant force also increases on it. Hence, its speed is faster.
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