An object has a volume of 3 x 104 cm³ lies at the bottom of the sea. If the force required to lift the object at a constant speed is 400 N. what is the density of the object knowing that the density of sea water is 1.025 x 103 kg/m³ a) 1358 kg/m³ b) 1692 kg/m³ c) 2025 kg/m³ d) 2358 kg/m

An object has a volume of 3 x 104 cm³ lies at the bottom of the sea. If the force required to lift the object at a constant speed is 400 N. what is the density of the object knowing that the density of sea water is 1.025 x 103 kg/m³ a) 1358 kg/m³ b) 1692 kg/m³ c) 2025 kg/m³ d) 2358 kg/m

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An object has a volume of 3 x 104 cm³ lies at the bottom of the sea. If the
force required to lift the object at a constant speed is 400 N. what is the density
of the object knowing that the density of sea water is 1.025 x 103 kg/m³
a) 1358 kg/m³
b) 1692 kg/m³
c) 2025 kg/m³
d) 2358 kg/m³
O 1. a
O 2. d

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