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Why is the fluid's density taken in the buoyant force?
If the system is in equilibrium, then isn't the buoyant force compensating for the weight of the object? In such a case, shouldn't the density of the object be considered?
Please help!
If the system is in equilibrium, then isn't the buoyant force compensating for the weight of the object? In such a case, shouldn't the density of the object be considered?
Please help!