Answer
The pressure at given depth is $P=density \times g\times height$
Since depth is increasing the pressure will also increase.
The buoyant force on the object is $density\times g\times volume$
Since it does not depend on depth. buoyant force will remain constant with depth.
Work Step by Step
The pressure at given depth is $P=density \times g\times height$.
Since depth is increasing the pressure will also increase.
The buoyant force on the object is $density\times g\times volume$
Since it does not depend on depth. buoyant force will remain constant with depth.
