1)You have a cube of Osmium which is 0.050-m on a side and has a weight of 27.7-N inair.(A) Determine its density in kg/m.(B) A string is attached to the cube and it is lowered into liquid Mercury which has a density of13,600 kg/m. Determine the tension in the string. (Hint: do an FBD)(O The bottom of the Osmium cube is 0.45-m below the surface of the Mercury. Determinethe pressure (in Pascals) on the bottom due to the Mercury.

Given Side of osmium a=0.05m Weight of cube W=27.7N Density of mercury ρmercury=13600kg/m3

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