What is another word for archimedes principle?
Pronunciation: [ˌɑːkɪmˈiːdiːz pɹˈɪnsɪpə͡l] (IPA) 
Archimedes principle is a scientific law that describes the buoyant force that acts on an immersed object in a fluid. While archimedes principle is widely used, different fields may refer to it using synonyms. In physics, it may be referred to as the law of buoyancy or buoyancy principle. In fluid mechanics, it may be called the archimedes law or archimedes' principle of flotation. Other synonyms for archimedes principle include the principle of fluid displacement or simply the buoyancy law. Regardless of the term used, the principle is essential in understanding various physical phenomena involving fluids and objects.
