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A cylindrical bucket has a diameter of 9" and a height of 10". The mass of the bucket is 350 g. The bucket does not have a lid. (Density of water is 998 kg/m³) a) The bucket is placed in water such that the bucket is floating upright. What percentage of the bucket's height will be submerged in the water? b) You start adding stainless steel spheres to the bucket, each having a diameter of 1" and a density of 0.29 lbm/in³. How many of these spheres will need to be added to make the bucket sink?

A cylindrical bucket has a diameter of 9" and a height of 10". The mass of the bucket is 350 g. The bucket does not have a lid. (Density of water is 998 kg/m³) a) The bucket is placed in water such that the bucket is floating upright. What percentage of the bucket's height will be submerged in the water? b) You start adding stainless steel spheres to the bucket, each having a diameter of 1" and a density of 0.29 lbm/in³. How many of these spheres will need to be added to make the bucket sink?

Applications and Investigations in Earth Science (9th Edition)
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A cylindrical bucket has a diameter of 9" and a height of 10". The mass of the bucket is 350 g. The bucket does not have a lid. (Density of water is 998 kg/m³) a) The bucket is placed in water such that the bucket is floating upright. What percentage of the bucket's height will be submerged in the water? b) You start adding stainless steel spheres to the bucket, each having a diameter of 1" and a density of 0.29 lbm/in³. How many of these spheres will need to be added to make the bucket sink?
Transcribed Image Text:A cylindrical bucket has a diameter of 9" and a height of 10". The mass of the bucket is 350 g. The bucket does not have a lid. (Density of water is 998 kg/m³) a) The bucket is placed in water such that the bucket is floating upright. What percentage of the bucket's height will be submerged in the water? b) You start adding stainless steel spheres to the bucket, each having a diameter of 1" and a density of 0.29 lbm/in³. How many of these spheres will need to be added to make the bucket sink?
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