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Consider a swimmer in a fully extended freestyle position. in one condition, the swimmer is swimming naturally. in the next condition, the swimmer is holding a small buoy between her legs for training her arm stroke. in the last condition, the swimmer is wearing a life jacket. draw the three conditions and approximate her center of buoyancy in each. what are the major fluid forces and in what directions do they act?

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