A cube of metal is 20 cm on a side and has a hollow cavity inside with a volume of 3 10*m. The cube weighs 200 N in air and 144 N when submerged in a fluid. Find the densities of the metal and the fluid.

A cube of metal is 20 cm on a side and has a hollow cavity inside with a volume of 3 10*m. The cube weighs 200 N in air and 144 N when submerged in a fluid. Find the densities of the metal and the fluid.

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