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What is the resultant upward pressure of a fluid on an immersed body called?

(a) Buoyancy

(b) Metacentre

(c) Upthrust

(d) Reaction pressure

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This question is from Newton’s Second Law topic in division Fluid Dynamics of Fluid Mechanics

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The correct answer is (a) Buoyancy

The best explanation: Buoyancy has been explained by Archimedes Principle. The principle states that the force exerted is directly proportional to the pressure difference. This equivalent weight of the body immersed is equal to that of the fluid displaced.

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