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The "Bowling Ball in a Boat" Paradox
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8:05Now PlayingIf you're in a boat and you drop a heavy ball into the water; will the water level go up, go down, or stay the same. Solving this requires Archimedes Principle, Newton's Laws, and some logic.
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