A solid block is floating on mercury with SG = 13.6. Determine thefollowing if the total volume of the block is 0.02 m^3. Use SG ofblock = 3.5. Use g = 9.81m/s² and specific weight of water%3D9.81KN/m3.weight of the block in kN;percentage of the total volume of the blockexposed above the liquid surface; andthe additional vertical force (kN) required to fullysubmerge the block.Note: Do not include units in your answers. Do not round offintermediate values and answer in four decimal places.

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