A 13.2 kg platinum mass rests on the bottom of a pool. (The density of platinum is 21.4 x 10 kg/m and the density of water is 1.00 x 10' kg/m.)HINT(a) What is the volume of the platinum (in m')?m(b) What buoyant force acts on the platinum (in N)? (Enter the magnitude.)(c) Find the platinum's weight (in N). (Enter the magnitude.)(d) What is the normal force acting on the platinum (in N)? (Enter the magnitude.)NNeed Help?ReadHalli.

Given Data Mass of the platinum is given as mp=13.2 kg Density of platinum is ρp=21.4×103 kg/m3…

A 132 kg platinum mass rests on the bottom of a pool. (The density of platinum is 214x 10 gm and the density of water s s 1.00 x 10 kg/m) HINT (a) what is the volume of the platinum (in my (b) What buoyant force acts on the platinum (in N)? (Enter the magnitude) () Find the platinum'v weight (in N). (Enter the mapsitude.) (4) What is the normal force acting on the platinum (in N)? (Enter the magnitude.)

A 132 kg platinum mass rests on the bottom of a pool. (The density of platinum is 214x 10 gm and the density of water s s 1.00 x 10 kg/m) HINT (a) what is the volume of the platinum (in my (b) What buoyant force acts on the platinum (in N)? (Enter the magnitude) () Find the platinum'v weight (in N). (Enter the mapsitude.) (4) What is the normal force acting on the platinum (in N)? (Enter the magnitude.)

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(b) What buoyant force acts on the platinum (in N)? (Enter the magnitude.)
(c) Find the platinum's weight (in N). (Enter the magnitude.)
(d) What is the normal force acting on the platinum (in N)? (Enter the magnitude.)
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