Question 25 l-balanse mo, buoy! A 4.80 [kg] metal block is suspended vertically by a light string that is connected to a spring scale as shown. T block is immersed partially in seawater (pseawater = 1.03 x 10³ [kg/m³]). When 74.0% of its volume is above the seawater's surface, the spring scale reading is 35.0 [N]. What is the density of the block? Assume that the buoyant force exerted by air is negligible. T

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1-balanse mo, buoy! A 4.80 [kg] metal block is suspended vertically by a light string that is connected to a spring scale as shown. The
block is immersed partially in seawater (pseawater = 1.03 × 10³ [kg/m³]). When 74.0% of its volume is above the seawater's
surface, the spring scale reading is 35.0 [N]. What is the density of the block? Assume that the buoyant force exerted by air is
negligible.
25
liquid
O4.01 x 10³ [kg/m³]
O 1.04 x 103 [kg/m³]
O 2.97 x 103 [kg/m³]
O 1.53 x 102 [kg/m³]
Transcribed Image Text:Question 25 1-balanse mo, buoy! A 4.80 [kg] metal block is suspended vertically by a light string that is connected to a spring scale as shown. The block is immersed partially in seawater (pseawater = 1.03 × 10³ [kg/m³]). When 74.0% of its volume is above the seawater's surface, the spring scale reading is 35.0 [N]. What is the density of the block? Assume that the buoyant force exerted by air is negligible. 25 liquid O4.01 x 10³ [kg/m³] O 1.04 x 103 [kg/m³] O 2.97 x 103 [kg/m³] O 1.53 x 102 [kg/m³]
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