A mine of radius 30cm and mass 12.5 kg is thrown overboard into the ocean. The mine is attached to a long chain with linear mass density 8 kg/m. How high above the bottom of the ocean bed will the mine end up?

A mine of radius 30cm and mass 12.5 kg is thrown overboard into the ocean. The mine is attached to a long chain with linear mass density 8 kg/m. How high above the bottom of the ocean bed will the mine end up?

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Chapter9: Solids And Fluids

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