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The mass of a wooden piece is 6kg. While floating in water it's 1/3rd volume remains summeresed in water. Calculate the max. Weight that maybe placed on it so that it may float completely summeresed
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The mass of a wooden piece is 6kg. While floating in water it's 1/3rd volume remains summeresed in water. Calculate the max. Weight that maybe placed on it so that it may float completely summeresed

12 kg (I think)

6 kg results in a 1/3 of the wooden piece to be submerged in water

Thus, 18kg would result in the wooden piece to be submerged (18-6)
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12 kg (I think)

6 kg results in a 1/3 of the wooden piece to be submerged in water

Thus, 18kg would result in the wooden piece to be submerged (18-6)


Ok thanks, i i going to school to ask this question. I will tell you the correct answer with explanation
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12 kg (I think)

6 kg results in a 1/3 of the wooden piece to be submerged in water

Thus, 18kg would result in the wooden piece to be submerged (18-6)



Yes that's correct1582214810794656455054.jpg thank you!!
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Yes that's correct1582214810794656455054.jpg thank you!!

No problem :smile:

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