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A 0.010 kg buoy is dropped into a lake A.) At t=1.2 s, a=62.87 m/s^2. i.)...

A 0.010 kg buoy is dropped into a lake

A.) At t=1.2 s, a=62.87 m/s^2.
i.) What is the net force on the buoy?
ii.) What is the force of the water on the buoy?

B.) At t= 4.5 s, a= 0.20 m/s^2
i.) What is the net force on the buoy?
ii.) What is the force of the water on the buoy?

C.) At t= 11.0 s, a= 0.00 m/s^2
i.) What is the net force on the buoy?
ii.) What is the force of the water on the buoy?

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