Question

s buoyant force the sum of pressure1 and pressure2 acting on a the surfaces of the cylinder or its difference
is the volume of liquid displaced = volume of the object immersed in it?
is there any difference between the object weighed in air and the same object weighed in water{in water using archimedes principle}
the weight of the object immersed = weight of water dispersed by it, right ?then is the volume of the object +volume of the liquid displaced by it?

Answer 1

Dear student,
The apparent weight of object will vary in air and object.Buoyant force is equal to weight of liquid displaced .

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