6. A 100 cc block of Styrofoam (density 100 kg/m³)is held by a massless string, attaching thebottom of the block to the bottom of the vat, ina vat of water (density 1 gm/cc) as shown in thediagram.В.What is the tension in the string?С.block in it), i.e. everything (vat, water, block) accelerates downwards withacceleration due to gravity, g. Now what is the tension in the string?Justify your answer. [Hint: Think carefully about how the buoyant force isderived]Now imagine you drop the whole vat of water (with the Styrofoam

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6. A 100 cc block of Styrofoam (density 100 kg/m³) is held by a massless string, attaching the bottom of the block to the bottom of the vat, in a vat of water (density 1 gm/cc) as shown in the diagram.

6. A 100 cc block of Styrofoam (density 100 kg/m³) is held by a massless string, attaching the bottom of the block to the bottom of the vat, in a vat of water (density 1 gm/cc) as shown in the diagram.

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