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'''Buoyancy''' is the upward force acting on an object that causes it to float. For a floating object the weight of the fluid displaced by the object equals the weight of the object. The force acting on a totally submerged object is the difference between the mass of the fluid displaced and the mass of the object. If the force is less than the mass of the object the object will sink.  
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'''Buoyancy''' is the upward [[force]] acting on an object that causes it to float. For a floating object, the [[weight]] of the fluid displaced by the object equals the weight of the object. The force acting on a totally submerged object is the difference between the mass of the fluid displaced and the mass of the object. If the force is less than the [[mass]] of the object, the object will sink.  
    
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