Bonus question - buoyancy: A spherical steel ball of 3.0m radius was immersed in sea water, steel density 7.87 tons/m', sea water density = 1.025 tons/ma Calculate a. b. Buoyant Force (in N). Net Force acting on the ball (in N).

Bonus question - buoyancy: A spherical steel ball of 3.0m radius was immersed in sea water, steel density 7.87 tons/m', sea water density = 1.025 tons/ma Calculate a. b. Buoyant Force (in N). Net Force acting on the ball (in N).

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