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Given data: Object's volume ρo = 350 kg/m3 Object's volume V = 3.5 m3 Methane's density ρM=657 kg/m3…

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An object of density 350 kg/m3 and volume 3.5 m3 is floating in a pool of liquid methane on a far planet. The. density of liquid methane is 657 kg/m³ whereas the density of the atmosphere is 142 kg/m³, which contributes a non-negligible buoyant force. Calculate the volume of the object that is submerged in the liquid methane.

An object of density 350 kg/m3 and volume 3.5 m3 is floating in a pool of liquid methane on a far planet. The. density of liquid methane is 657 kg/m³ whereas the density of the atmosphere is 142 kg/m³, which contributes a non-negligible buoyant force. Calculate the volume of the object that is submerged in the liquid methane.

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