1000 cm³ 4. Assume the balloon is replaced by a 0.5 Kg piece of wood that has exactly the same volume (1000 cm³ or 0.001 m³ or 1000mL), as shown in Figure 2. A) What is the volume of water displaced by the piece of wood? (V=V.) B) What is the mass of water displaced by the piece of wood? (p=m/v) Figure 2 c) What is the weight of water displaced by the piece of wood? Method 1: Use (F=m+g) E D) What is the weight of water displaced by the piece of wood? Method 2: Use (Fr=FB=P/V+g) F What is weight of the piece of wood? (F=mg) Will the wood float or sink? Explain your answer. (compare F, and Fa or Suggestions: Showing Reconnecting

1000 cm³ 4. Assume the balloon is replaced by a 0.5 Kg piece of wood that has exactly the same volume (1000 cm³ or 0.001 m³ or 1000mL), as shown in Figure 2. A) What is the volume of water displaced by the piece of wood? (V=V.) B) What is the mass of water displaced by the piece of wood? (p=m/v) Figure 2 c) What is the weight of water displaced by the piece of wood? Method 1: Use (F=m+g) E D) What is the weight of water displaced by the piece of wood? Method 2: Use (Fr=FB=P/V+g) F What is weight of the piece of wood? (F=mg) Will the wood float or sink? Explain your answer. (compare F, and Fa or Suggestions: Showing Reconnecting

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Chapter1: Units, Trigonometry. And Vectors

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