16. A beaker when brimful of water weighs 30 N. AS N plastic block is then put on top of the water surface. Some water from the beaker spills over, and the plastic block floats on top of the water. What is the resultant weight of the beaker?

16. A beaker when brimful of water weighs 30 N. AS N plastic block is then put on top of the water surface. Some water from the beaker spills over, and the plastic block floats on top of the water. What is the resultant weight of the beaker?

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16. A beaker when brimful of water weighs 30
N. ASN plastic block is then put on top of the
water surface. Some water from the beaker
spills over, and the plastic block floats on top of
the water. What is the resultant weight of the
beaker?

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