Answer :
buoyancy = volume of displaced * density* g
buoyancy = mass of displaced fluid * g
What is buoyancy ?
The propensity of an object to float in a fluid is known as buoyancy. The buoyant force is an upward force that all liquids and gases in the presence of gravity apply to any object submerged in them. Differences in pressure acting on opposing sides of an item submerged in a static fluid cause buoyancy.
These elements influence buoyant force:
the liquid's density
the amount of fluid that was displaced
acceleration brought caused by gravity
buoyancy = volume of displaced * density* g
buoyancy = mass of displaced fluid * g
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