An empty drum has a height of 4meters and a radius of 1 meter. The empty drums are submerged in water. The air originally present in the drum remains composed there in at the submerged depth. Find the height of air inside the drum. 8m 1m 4m

An empty drum has a height of 4meters and a radius of 1 meter. The empty drums are submerged in water. The air originally present in the drum remains composed there in at the submerged depth. Find the height of air inside the drum. 8m 1m 4m

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An empty drum has a height of 4meters and a radius of 1 meter. The empty drums are submerged in water. The
air originally present in the drum remains composed there in at the submerged depth. Find the height of air
inside the drum.
8m
1m
4m
Do not write the unit. You will only input the numerical answer in the space provided.
Unit of the Correct Answer: m
Decimal Places required in the final answer: 3

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