An object of density p-900 kg/m floats face down in fluid of density pf-1100 kg/m it is observed that by 6.3 cm, the block is submerged in the fluid. Determine the full height of the block. O 7.7 cm O 0.66 cm O 0.77 cm

An object of density p-900 kg/m floats face down in fluid of density pf-1100 kg/m it is observed that by 6.3 cm, the block is submerged in the fluid. Determine the full height of the block. O 7.7 cm O 0.66 cm O 0.77 cm

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Determine the full height of the block

An object of density p-900 kg/m3 floats face down in fluid of density pf-1100 kg/mit is observed that by 6.3 cm, the block is submerged in the fluid. Determine the full height of the
block
O 7.7 cm
O 0.66 cm
O 0.77 cm
O 6.6 cm

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