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Fluid statics or hydrostatics is the branch of fluid mechanics which deals with the study of fluids at rest and the pressure exerted by it on an immersed object. If your question is about the study of fluids in motion, use the tag "fluid-dynamics" instead.
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Buoyancy force vs object weight
If an object is floating (partially or fully), does the buoyancy force = the weight of the entire object?
My confusion is,
situation A: 100g object is 50% submerged and floating
situation B: 100g obje …
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