Lulubog, lilitaw! A cube of side length and density pc is immersed in a fluid of density P₁. Let h be the height of the cube that is immersed in the fluid. Then, a slight downward push is applied on the cube, making it oscillate up and down the fluid. ↑ A. Determine the period for small oscillations of the cube in terms of the given quantities. B. Is the period for small oscillations explicitly dependent on the densities of the fluid and the cube? Pc Pfl ↑

Lulubog, lilitaw! A cube of side length and density pc is immersed in a fluid of density P₁. Let h be the height of the cube that is immersed in the fluid. Then, a slight downward push is applied on the cube, making it oscillate up and down the fluid. ↑ A. Determine the period for small oscillations of the cube in terms of the given quantities. B. Is the period for small oscillations explicitly dependent on the densities of the fluid and the cube? Pc Pfl ↑

Elements Of Electromagnetics

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