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A tennis ball has volume of 141.00 cm³ and an average density of 275.00 kg m³ What is the tennis ball's mass, in grams? 9 What amount of force would need to be applied to cause the tennis ball to be completely submerged in ethyl alcohol (Pethyl alcohol-806-)? (HINT: Set up a FBD and look at all the forces acting in the vertical direction (weight, buoyant force, and applied force). When writing the buoyant force, note that the ball will be fully submerged. What does this do to V?) O 1.11 N O 0.73 N O 0.38 N O 38.00 N O 7337.36 N O 73.37 N

A tennis ball has volume of 141.00 cm³ and an average density of 275.00 kg m³ What is the tennis ball's mass, in grams? 9 What amount of force would need to be applied to cause the tennis ball to be completely submerged in ethyl alcohol (Pethyl alcohol-806-)? (HINT: Set up a FBD and look at all the forces acting in the vertical direction (weight, buoyant force, and applied force). When writing the buoyant force, note that the ball will be fully submerged. What does this do to V?) O 1.11 N O 0.73 N O 0.38 N O 38.00 N O 7337.36 N O 73.37 N

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