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Use "buoyancy" for any question where an object is suspended or submerged in a fluid. Buoyant force is the force that acts upward on a partially or completely submerged object.
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How does potential energy work out for floating things?
Well, I guess see floating things are yet to reach the ground level, because ofcourse an object submerged at the bottom most part of the seabed would have less potential energy than the object which i …