5. The density and height of the block shown in Figure Q5 are 750 kg/m³ and 21 cmrespectively. The block floats face down in a fluid whose density is 1660 kg/m?. Evaluate thefollowing:(i) The depth h at which the block submerged.(ii) The acceleration of the block, if it is held fully submerged and then releasedTake acceleration due to gravity g = 9.8 m/s²Figure Q5

Given data: The density of the block is ρb=750 kg/m3. The height of the block is H=21 cm. The…

5. The density and height of the block shown in Figure Q5 are 750 kg/m and 21 cm respectively. The block floats face down in a fluid whose density is 1660 kg/m. Evaluate the following: (1) The depth h at which the block submerged (i) The acceleration of the block, if it is held fully submerged and then released Take acceleration due to gravity g = 9.8 m/s²

5. The density and height of the block shown in Figure Q5 are 750 kg/m and 21 cm respectively. The block floats face down in a fluid whose density is 1660 kg/m. Evaluate the following: (1) The depth h at which the block submerged (i) The acceleration of the block, if it is held fully submerged and then released Take acceleration due to gravity g = 9.8 m/s²

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