(1) A piece of metal of mass (m-1kg) and density (2.7x10³kg/m³) is suspended from a string and immersed in water Find ( pwater = 10 kg/m³) : (a) The tension in the string in air? (b) The buoyant force? (c) The tension in the string in water?

(1) A piece of metal of mass (m-1kg) and density (2.7x10³kg/m³) is suspended from a string and immersed in water Find ( pwater = 10 kg/m³) : (a) The tension in the string in air? (b) The buoyant force? (c) The tension in the string in water?

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(1) A piece of metal of mass (m=1kg) and density (2.7x10 kg/m³) is suspended
from a string and immersed in water Find ( pwater = 10 kg/m³) :
(a) The tension in the string in air?
(b) The buoyant force?
(c) The tension in the string in water?

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