A wooden block floats in fresh water with two thirds of its volume submerged. In alcohol, the wooden block floats with 0.90 of its volume submerged. Determine the density of the wooden block and the density alcohol. wooden block alcohol A) 548 kg/m^3 787 kg/m^3 B) 777 kg/m^3 845 kg/m^3 C) 667 kg/m^3 741 kg/m^3 D) 649 kg/m^3 683 kg/m^3 A) A В) с с) в D) D

A wooden block floats in fresh water with two thirds of its volume submerged. In alcohol, the wooden block floats with 0.90 of its volume submerged. Determine the density of the wooden block and the density alcohol. wooden block alcohol A) 548 kg/m^3 787 kg/m^3 B) 777 kg/m^3 845 kg/m^3 C) 667 kg/m^3 741 kg/m^3 D) 649 kg/m^3 683 kg/m^3 A) A В) с с) в D) D

Physics for Scientists and Engineers: Foundations and Connections

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A wooden block floats in fresh water with two thirds of its volume submerged. In alcohol, the wooden block floats with
0.90 of its volume submerged. Determine the density of the wooden block and the density alcohol.
wooden block
alcohol
A) 548 kg/m^3 787 kg/m^3
B) 777 kg/m^3 845 kg/m^3
C) 667 kg/m^3 741 kg/m^3
D) 649 kg/m^3 683 kg/m^3
A) A
В) с
с) в
D) D

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