
Originally Posted by
~James~
I know the buoyancy is equal to the weight of displaced fluid.
If I put a big volume object and a small volume object into water,
the big volume object displaced more water than the low volume object.
So,the water displaced by the big volume object is heavier than the water displaced by the low volume object.
So, the buoyancy of big volume object are more than the buoyancy of low volume object?
I deem yes,I want to confirm the answer.
If an object more deeply immersed in the water,it suffered the greater buoyancy?
Many people say wrong.....I also deem wrong.
They say:The more the volume of an object immersed in the water,it suffered the greater buoyancy.
I want to confirm answer only.Please explain to me.