A 10 cm diameter solid cylinder of height 10 cm weighing 0.40 kg is immersed in a liquid (800 kg/cm^3) contained in a tall metal cylinder having a diameter of 13 cm. Before immersion, the liquid was 8 cm deep. At what level from the bottom will the solid cylinder float? W. = 0.40kg 10cme tank New L.S. Original L.S

A 10 cm diameter solid cylinder of height 10 cm weighing 0.40 kg is immersed in a liquid (800 kg/cm^3) contained in a tall metal cylinder having a diameter of 13 cm. Before immersion, the liquid was 8 cm deep. At what level from the bottom will the solid cylinder float? W. = 0.40kg 10cme tank New L.S. Original L.S

Structural Analysis

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ISBN:9781337630931

Author:KASSIMALI, Aslam.

Publisher:KASSIMALI, Aslam.

Chapter2: Loads On Structures

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