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What is the buoyant force on a 0.5 m3 block fully submerged in fresh water?
- 0.500 kN
- 4.905 kN
- 19.620 kN
- 5.052 kN
Answer
B. 4.905 kN
Solution
B = V = 9.81(0.5) = 4.905 kN.
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