2. A cube of material is 4 in. on a side and floats at the interface between kerosene and water, as shown. a. Find the specific gravity of the material. b. How much weight is required to fully submerge the cube under water? Kerosene b/3 Water 2b/3 SAPIL

2. A cube of material is 4 in. on a side and floats at the interface between kerosene and water, as shown. a. Find the specific gravity of the material. b. How much weight is required to fully submerge the cube under water? Kerosene b/3 Water 2b/3 SAPIL

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2. A cube of material is 4 in. on a side and floats at the interface between
kerosene and water, as shown.
a. Find the specific gravity of the material.
b. How much weight is required to fully submerge the cube under
water?
Kerosene
b/3
Water
2b/3
SAPIL

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