In conducting the experiment on Archimedes' Principle, the mass of the catch basin that contains the displaced liquid is (A)-89.76 g. Calculate the tension in thestring in (C)?Buoyancy of LiquidsLiquidsMass (g)Catch Basin with Liquid LiquidTension(N)Catch BasinBuoyantForce (N)Brine24.70(A)(B)(C)(D)Weight of Cube:1.47 NO 0.8324NO0.8796 N0.6376 N0.5904 N

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In conducting the experiment on Archimedes' Principle, the mass of the catch basin that contains the displaced liquid is (A)-89.76 g. Calculate the tension in the string in (C)? Buoyancy of Liquids Mass (g) Tension Liquids Buoyant Force (N) Catch Basin Catch Basin with Liquid Liquid (N) Brine 24.70 (A) (B) (C) (D) Weight of Cube: 1.47 N O 0832AN O08796N 0.6376 N O0.5904 N

In conducting the experiment on Archimedes' Principle, the mass of the catch basin that contains the displaced liquid is (A)-89.76 g. Calculate the tension in the string in (C)? Buoyancy of Liquids Mass (g) Tension Liquids Buoyant Force (N) Catch Basin Catch Basin with Liquid Liquid (N) Brine 24.70 (A) (B) (C) (D) Weight of Cube: 1.47 N O 0832AN O08796N 0.6376 N O0.5904 N

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