Two metal blocks are submerged in the water. One is a 4-cm³ cube of lead (Plead = 11.3x 10³ kg/m³) and the other is a 8-cm³ cube of aluminum (Paluminum = 2.70x 103 kg/m³). Upon which is the buoyant force greater? O The 4-cm³ cube of lead. O The 8-cm³ cube of aluminum. O Both the same. O Need more information.

Two metal blocks are submerged in the water. One is a 4-cm³ cube of lead (Plead = 11.3x 10³ kg/m³) and the other is a 8-cm³ cube of aluminum (Paluminum = 2.70x 103 kg/m³). Upon which is the buoyant force greater? O The 4-cm³ cube of lead. O The 8-cm³ cube of aluminum. O Both the same. O Need more information.

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