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The centre of buoyancy of an object is the centre of gravity of what?
AThe solid object
BThe displaced fluid
CThe fluid container
DThe liquid surface
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: B. The displaced fluid
It is defined at the centre of gravity of the fluid volume that the object displaces.
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