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Description: A 5 gram cork floats in a glass of water. It floats such that % of its totalvolume is above the level of the water.If you removed the cork, how much water would you have to add to theglass to obtain the same water level?flouting. Fs- W,A. 2.5 gmyB.

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If you removed the cork, how much water would you have to add to the glass to obtain the same water level?

Elements Of Electromagnetics

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Author:Sadiku, Matthew N. O.

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