A block of gold and a block of iron both have the same volume. If they both are submerged in water, which block will experience higher buoyant force? Why?

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both will experience same bouyant force .
$B = V ρ_{w} g \sin c e v o l u m e i s s a m e h e n c e f o r c e w i l l b e s a m e . R e g a r d s$

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A block of gold and a block of iron both have the same volume. If they both are submerged in water, which block will experience higher buoyant force? Why?

both will experience same bouyant force . B=Vρwgsince volume is same hence force will be same .Regards

both will experience same bouyant force .
$B = V ρ_{w} g \sin c e v o l u m e i s s a m e h e n c e f o r c e w i l l b e s a m e . R e g a r d s$