Recitation An oak block had the following dimension, 2 cm by 2 cm and 5 cm in height. A copper block had the same dimensions. The copper block was on top of the wood block and both blocks were submerged tightly inside a water container. Find the average density of the composite block, average density total mass / submerged volume) %3D An oak olock had the following dimension, 2 cm by 2 cm and 5 cm in height. The oak block was floating on water. An insect landed on the oak block such that the oak block density became the same as water. The insect was not getting submerged and just stayed on top of the oak block, while the oak block was totally submerged. Find the mass of the insect using water density of 1 g/cc.

Recitation An oak block had the following dimension, 2 cm by 2 cm and 5 cm in height. A copper block had the same dimensions. The copper block was on top of the wood block and both blocks were submerged tightly inside a water container. Find the average density of the composite block, average density total mass / submerged volume) %3D An oak olock had the following dimension, 2 cm by 2 cm and 5 cm in height. The oak block was floating on water. An insect landed on the oak block such that the oak block density became the same as water. The insect was not getting submerged and just stayed on top of the oak block, while the oak block was totally submerged. Find the mass of the insect using water density of 1 g/cc.

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