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Answer 1 · 2016-09-29T05:26:42

The buoyant force increases if the object in questions displaces more fluid.

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$F_{B} = ρ_{f} \cdot V_{f} \cdot g$ $F_B = rho_f * V_f * g$
Where $ρ_{f}$ $rho_f$ is the density of the fluid,
$V_{f}$ $V_f$ is the volume of fluid displaced by the object (or the volume of the object below the surface of the fluid, and
$g$ $g$ is the gravitational acceleration.

Since $ρ_{f}$ $rho_f$ and $g$ $g$ are usually assumed to be constant, and only change wildly in extreme conditions, $V_{f}$ $V_f$ is the only term which can change in the above equation.

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