A block of wood with length "h" and cross-section"A" is submerged in water with 54 mm exposed abCwater surface. When submerged in a liquid with spegravity of 1.35, it will float with 86 mm exposed abovethe liquid surface.reathefica. What is the specific gravity of the wood?b. Compute the length of the wood.If the wood is submerged vertically in a liquid withspecific gravity of 1.02,exposed above the surface in mm. (с.obtainthe length ofWood

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A block of wood with length "h" and cross-section "A" is submerged in water with 54 mm exposed abc the water surface. When submerged in a liquid with spe gravity of 1.35, it will float with 86 mm exposed above the liquid surface. rea fic a. What is the specific gravity of the wood? b. Compute the length of the wood. If the wood is submerged vertically in a liquid with specific gravity of exposed above the surface in mm. ( C. 1.02, obtain the length of wood

A block of wood with length "h" and cross-section "A" is submerged in water with 54 mm exposed abc the water surface. When submerged in a liquid with spe gravity of 1.35, it will float with 86 mm exposed above the liquid surface. rea fic a. What is the specific gravity of the wood? b. Compute the length of the wood. If the wood is submerged vertically in a liquid with specific gravity of exposed above the surface in mm. ( C. 1.02, obtain the length of wood

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