Buoyance is an upward force exerted by a fluid that opposes the weight of a partially or fullyimmersed object. The upward buoyant force is calculated via the following equation:Fp = PfgVV is the volume of displaced fluid (object), pf is the density of the fluid, and F, is the buoyantforce.1) Calculate the buoyant force on 10 tons of solid steel completely submerged inwater and compare this with the steel's weight with the density of 7800 kg/m³.(b) What is the maximum buoyant force that water could exert on this samesteel if it were shaped into a boat that could displace 12m3 of water?

Given:mass of steel, m=10 tons or 10000 kgdensity of steel, ρ=7800 kg/m3displaced water volume,…

1) Calculate the buoyant force on 10 tons of solid steel completely submerged in water and compare this with the steel's weight with the density of 7800 kg/m³. (b) What is the maximum buoyant force that water could exert on this same steel if it were shaned into a boat that could displace 12m3 of water?

1) Calculate the buoyant force on 10 tons of solid steel completely submerged in water and compare this with the steel's weight with the density of 7800 kg/m³. (b) What is the maximum buoyant force that water could exert on this same steel if it were shaned into a boat that could displace 12m3 of water?

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