Solve Correctly A cylinder object is suspended in a liquid at a distance of 38cm below the surface. The diameter of the object is 140cm and the density of the object is 960 kg/m3. The density ratio is 1. Determine the height of the cylinder, if the buoyant force is 7N.

Solve Correctly A cylinder object is suspended in a liquid at a distance of 38cm below the surface. The diameter of the object is 140cm and the density of the object is 960 kg/m3. The density ratio is 1. Determine the height of the cylinder, if the buoyant force is 7N.

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