3. Consider the block of wood that floats with 60% of its volume above water. (the volume of the block is 0.5 m^3) a.What volume of water did the block of wood displace? 0.2 m^3 or 0.5 m^3 b. What is the buoyant force of water on the block of wood? Choose 1960N 2940N 3920N 4900N

3. Consider the block of wood that floats with 60% of its volume above water. (the volume of the block is 0.5 m^3) a.What volume of water did the block of wood displace? 0.2 m^3 or 0.5 m^3 b. What is the buoyant force of water on the block of wood? Choose 1960N 2940N 3920N 4900N

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3. Consider the block of wood that floats
with 60% of its volume above water. (the
volume of the block is 0.5 m^3)
a.What volume of water did the block of
wood displace?
0.2 m^3 or 0.5 m^3
b. What is the buoyant force of water on the
block of wood? Choose
1960N
2940N
3920N
4900N

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