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What Is Your Weight When Floating on Water? | NATA Previous Year Question Explained

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This video explains a commonly asked conceptual question in NATA:
“What is your weight when floating on water?” — based on previous year NATA architecture entrance exam questions.

The concept is explained using basic physics and logical reasoning, focusing on buoyancy, apparent weight, and equilibrium, which are frequently tested in the NATA aptitude section.

You will learn:
• What happens to your weight when floating on water
• The difference between actual weight and apparent weight
• The role of buoyant force
• How to approach conceptual physics questions in NATA
• How similar questions are framed in the NATA previous year papers

This video is useful for B.Arch aspirants preparing for aptitude and reasoning concepts.

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