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A Moving to another question will save this response. stion 31 An average table tennis ball has a diameter of 3.809 cm. and a mass of 2.661 grams. Assuming that air buoyancy is included, what will be the density of air (in kg/m3) needed to make the table tennis ball float to a depth of h =7.04 mm, in a liquid with specific gravity of 1.004? Neglect any temperature change that could alter the density of air. Hint: Assume the ball to be a sphere. Round off to three decimal places. Table Tennis Ball A Moving to another question wili save this response. < Question 31 of 48

A Moving to another question will save this response. stion 31 An average table tennis ball has a diameter of 3.809 cm. and a mass of 2.661 grams. Assuming that air buoyancy is included, what will be the density of air (in kg/m3) needed to make the table tennis ball float to a depth of h =7.04 mm, in a liquid with specific gravity of 1.004? Neglect any temperature change that could alter the density of air. Hint: Assume the ball to be a sphere. Round off to three decimal places. Table Tennis Ball A Moving to another question wili save this response. < Question 31 of 48

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