10. A nail is partly inserted perpendicularly into the flat surface of a cylindrical floater with a 2.00-cm radius. The floater containing the nail is set afloat in a swimming pool as shown in the figure below. A length of 1.75 cm of cork is under the water surface. Find the maximum length of nail that can be hidden from an observer outside the pool? air water floater nail

10. A nail is partly inserted perpendicularly into the flat surface of a cylindrical floater with a 2.00-cm radius. The floater containing the nail is set afloat in a swimming pool as shown in the figure below. A length of 1.75 cm of cork is under the water surface. Find the maximum length of nail that can be hidden from an observer outside the pool? air water floater nail

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18th Edition

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Chapter14: Fluid Mechanics

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