will the buoyant force increase if volume of fulid is increased.does the buoyant force depend on density
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the buoyant force depends on the density of the liquid not on the volume. so it does not matter if the volume of kiquid increases because the buoyant force will be same.
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No the buoyant force does not depend on the volume of the fluid but it depends on the density of the fluid .
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gvp:
you are wrong
why
because density and volume are inversely proportional
ok
But it is still not clear to me
d = m / v
Why the volume don't effect on it
i will clear it tomorrow
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