DGreenwood
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OK---Anybody who calls himself a designer should not have any trouble with this. So NO giving the reason for your answer until everyone has answered.
The possible answers are:
1) Goes UP
2) Goes DOWN
3) Stays the SAME
A steel ship loaded with iron ingots and continuously fully borne on water is moved into a lock and the gates of the lock are closed. No water can come in or go out of the lock.
The crew takes all the iron ingots and throws them into the water in the lock.
What happens to the water level relative to the lock sides?
This may seem rudimentary for some but it really throws the light switch on for some when learning the basic tenants of displacement.
The possible answers are:
1) Goes UP
2) Goes DOWN
3) Stays the SAME
A steel ship loaded with iron ingots and continuously fully borne on water is moved into a lock and the gates of the lock are closed. No water can come in or go out of the lock.
The crew takes all the iron ingots and throws them into the water in the lock.
What happens to the water level relative to the lock sides?
This may seem rudimentary for some but it really throws the light switch on for some when learning the basic tenants of displacement.