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Why buoyant force is always acted in upward direction

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Answered by aishaahmad
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This causes difference of pressure therefore a net force on the balloon. Buoyancyrefers to the upward force exerted by a fluid against the weight exerted by an immersed object. The pressure difference between the top and bottom portion of the submerged object in the fluid causes this upward force.
Answered by Anonymous
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This causes difference of pressure therefore a net force on the balloon. Buoyancyrefers to the upward force exerted by a fluid against the weight exerted by an immersed object. The pressure difference between the top and bottom portion of the submerged object in the fluid causes this upward force

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