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An object completely submerged in an incompressible fluid is at rest. Which of the following are true? (Select all that apply

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As fluid is ideal no viscous force or any compression in fluid so when we slightly pushed object downwards it will continue moves downwards because there is no any force which can oppose its downwards motion.

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If the object is pushed slightly downwards it will keep moving downwards with constant velocity.

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