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A submarine can be approximated as a cylinder of length 90.0 m and radius 14.0 m. If the submarine is fully submerged in seawater of specific gravity 1.020 what is the buoyancy force on the submarine? Your Answer: Type here to search Answer () O 99+ units JA 83°F Partly cloudy 12:45 AM 8/8/2022 E

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