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when any object will drop in water.than we see object weight will decrease and it will slowly move to downward because here one force is boyence force .and other is weight of object according due to gravity which is apply on body in downward direction.

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combination of friction and inertia

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This is called "friction"..

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Q: What force causes you to slow down when you are skiing down a hill?
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