Physics 33.5 Buoyancy Force (7 of 9) Floating in Multiple Layers: 1

In this video I will find the apparent weight and density of a partially submerged object in multiple layers of liquid.

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[rowanfelicite]

Thank you so much. I've said it before and I'll say it again.. Thnks for sharing those kind of tricky questions, which we usually end up having during the finals. Keep it up sir.

[hafi]

thank you sir, your videos are amazing, i wanted to know what if the block is hollow inside? because i have been working on a fish feeding buoy which is hollow inside and hold a silo for fish bait. i need to calculate the waterline. please give me your guidance.

[uttkarshranjan]

Sir, what if the object isn't floating, then what would be the formula?

[oneinabillion]

Hi sir, I want to ask. Even if the liquid at the top layer doesn't have direct contact with the bottom of the object, it stills provide buoyancy force of its own?

I hope you can clear my doubts. Thank you.

[joeyborja]

Hi, sir. When can we exactly say that an object floats on a liquid? Can we still consider the object floating when it is totally submerged and yet its top is just even with the surface of the liquid? Thank you for the awesome videos again and HAPPY NEW YEAR!