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If two objects are made of the same material, one large and one small, and they are submerged in water, which object experiences the larger buoyant force?

If two objects are made of the same material, one large and one small, and they are submerged in water, which object experiences the larger buoyant force?
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If two objects are made of the same material, one large and one small, and they are submerged in water, which object experiences the larger buoyant force?

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If the density of the material is less than that of water, the larger one.
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