Physics, asked by sukkagowtham1501, 1 month ago

Is buoyancy a property of solids?

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Answered by Harshvardhan902

Answer:

Explanation:

Buoyancy force is the upthrust force exerted by liquid on the object. It can applied on all types of fluid either it is gas or liquid but not in solids because you can't immerse object in solid.

Answered by pujasinha8386

Answer:

no buoyancy is not property of solid

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