Problem I. A 100-mm diameter solid cylinder is 95 mm high and weighing 3.75 N is immersed in a liquid having a unit weight of 8.175 KN/m³ contained in a tall metal cylinder having a diameter of 125mm. Before immersion, the liquid was 75mm deep. At what level will the solid cylinder float?

Problem I. A 100-mm diameter solid cylinder is 95 mm high and weighing 3.75 N is immersed in a liquid having a unit weight of 8.175 KN/m³ contained in a tall metal cylinder having a diameter of 125mm. Before immersion, the liquid was 75mm deep. At what level will the solid cylinder float?

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Problem I. A 100-mm diameter solid cylinder is 95 mm high and weighing 3.75 N is immersed
in a liquid having a unit weight of 8.175 KN/m³ contained in a tall metal cylinder having a
diameter of 125mm. Before immersion, the liquid was 75mm deep. At what level will the solid
cylinder float?

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