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QUESTION 24 Jon Buttlecup is sitting in his bedroom drinking a soda. He measures that glass that contains the soda and find that it has an inside diameter of 2.0 inches. The soda (not including any extra glass at the bottom) is to a level of 4.15 inches. He drops a steel marble weighing 50.00 grams into the cup and smashes it. How mL of liquid spilled onto Jon's desk? Do not include units with your answer. Do pay attention to significant figures.

QUESTION 24 Jon Buttlecup is sitting in his bedroom drinking a soda. He measures that glass that contains the soda and find that it has an inside diameter of 2.0 inches. The soda (not including any extra glass at the bottom) is to a level of 4.15 inches. He drops a steel marble weighing 50.00 grams into the cup and smashes it. How mL of liquid spilled onto Jon's desk? Do not include units with your answer. Do pay attention to significant figures.

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QUESTION 24 Jon Buttlecup is sitting in his bedroom drinking a soda. He measures that glass that contains the soda and find that it has an inside diameter of 2.0 inches. The soda (not including any extra glass at the bottom) is to a level of 4.15 inches. He drops a steel marble weighing 50.00 grams into the cup and smashes it. How mL of liquid spilled onto Jon's desk? Do not include units with your answer. Do pay attention to significant figures.
Transcribed Image Text:QUESTION 24 Jon Buttlecup is sitting in his bedroom drinking a soda. He measures that glass that contains the soda and find that it has an inside diameter of 2.0 inches. The soda (not including any extra glass at the bottom) is to a level of 4.15 inches. He drops a steel marble weighing 50.00 grams into the cup and smashes it. How mL of liquid spilled onto Jon's desk? Do not include units with your answer. Do pay attention to significant figures.
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A sinking object displaces an amount of fluid equal to the object's volume. Thus, Archimedes' principle expresses buoyancy.

As a result, the density of steel  8.05g/ml

Given:

       mass of the steel=50.00g

      diameter of the glass =2.0inches

To find :

        volume displaced:

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