While swimming below the surface of the ocean, you let out a small bubble of air...
While swimming below the surface of the ocean, you let out a small bubble of air from your mouth. As the bubble rises toward the surface, does the diamater increase, decrease, or stay the same? Be VERY precise in your answer and do not use meaningless words, they will be used against you.
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Solution) As bubble rises towards the surface , the diameter increase . This is because as it rises it's pressure decreases thereby bubble expands .
Increase is the answer .
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