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Now it's clear to me.

Thanks you everyone.

And more the pressure more you will be pushed down??

Sorry but i didn't understand

If their is more water above than below then, the water above push the box down as it will apply more downward force than the upward force . Right??

Well, I know that sir but if their is more water above than below then, the water above push the box down. Right??

Imagine a container containing water up to 100cm of its height then I dip a cube of plastic in the water on depth of 75cm. We all know it will float because of its less density, but if we go with Pascal Law, The pressure/force applied by the water above the cube is more than than the buoyant...

Thank You very much Sir you explained it to me in a very simple manner. Once Again, Thanks!

It is arising another question in my mind:- How will negative Force affect on a body??

What if acceleration is negative, will Force also be negative??

But if i collide with a space shuttle the my acceleration will be changed to retardation.

But Sir my a is zero during my whole journey.

Sir, Do you want to say that Force is somewhere related to velocity...?

Imagine, There's a ball in deep space traveling with a constant velocity of 25m/s and is having mass 25kg. Now as I said, ball is traveling with a constant velocity that simply means acceleration=0 and now if we calculate the force with F=ma we will end up with 0. But if that ball collide with a...