11. A beaker of water sits on a balance. A metal blockwith a mass of 70 g is held suspended in the waterby a spring scale in position 1, as shown. In thisposition, the reading on the balance is 1260 g, andthe spring scale reads 120 g. When the block is liftedfrom the water to position 2, what are the readings onthe balance and spring scale?Balance reading Spring scale reading1190 g1190 g1260 g1330 g120 g(A)(В)(C)(D)190 g120 g120 g

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