A rectangular container of ethanol with density peth = 800kg/m3 floats in the a liquid of density pf = 1200 kg/m3. Height and base of the container are H = 6cm and A = 21 cm^2, respectively. h = 4 cm of its height is in the fluid. Find the buoyancy force exerted on the container. Use g- 10 m/s^2 Please verify the kg to g conversion. Answer in 2 decimal places only.

A rectangular container of ethanol with density peth = 800kg/m3 floats in the a liquid of density pf = 1200 kg/m3. Height and base of the container are H = 6cm and A = 21 cm^2, respectively. h = 4 cm of its height is in the fluid. Find the buoyancy force exerted on the container. Use g- 10 m/s^2 Please verify the kg to g conversion. Answer in 2 decimal places only.

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A rectangular container of ethanol with density peth = 800kg/m3 floats in the a liquid of density pf = 1200 kg/m3. Height and base of the container are H = 6cm and A = 21 cm^2, respectively. h = 4 cm of its height is in the fluid.
Find the buoyancy force exerted on the container.
Use g = 10 m/s^2
Please verify the kg to g conversion.
Answer in 2 decimal places only.

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