A parallelepiped is hung from a wire inside a water tank as shown in the figure. The dimensions shown are a = 29.0 cm, b = 23.2 cm, c = 53.2 cm, d = 8.03 cm and the upper face B is located at a depth h = 70.7 cm. The parallelepiped density is 3.55 g/cm3. Denote with: %3D FB to the magnitude of the force exerted only by water on side B (i.e. omit atmospheric pressure) and FD to the magnitude of the force exerted only by water on side D. A D What is the reason between FB/ED?

A parallelepiped is hung from a wire inside a water tank as shown in the figure. The dimensions shown are a = 29.0 cm, b = 23.2 cm, c = 53.2 cm, d = 8.03 cm and the upper face B is located at a depth h = 70.7 cm. The parallelepiped density is 3.55 g/cm3. Denote with: %3D FB to the magnitude of the force exerted only by water on side B (i.e. omit atmospheric pressure) and FD to the magnitude of the force exerted only by water on side D. A D What is the reason between FB/ED?

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