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Two cylinders, one made of lead (density 11,340 kg/m3) and one of copper (density 8,940 kg/m3), have the same radius and height. They are thrown into a pool of water (density 1,000 kg/m3) and sink to the bottom. As they are sinking, describe the buoyant forces on the cylinders.



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The buoyant force on the lead cylinder is greater than that on the copper.



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There is no buoyant force on either, as they are sinking.



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The buoyant force on the copper cylinder is greater than that on the lead.



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The buoyant force is the same on each cylinder.

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