Suppose the metal sample in the figure isimmerse in water, is cubical with side 3.0 andhas a mass of 54g.describe the behavior of the sample if it'ssupporting string is cut. Explain how you arriveat your answer EXPERIMENTAL SETUPAttach a string to metal sample #1 and suspend it far enough below the spout of 4hbut without touching the bottom of the can, so that the sample will be completely coro W can,overflowcan is filled with a liquid.balance armwatermetalsamplewateroverflow canbeakerFigure 10.2

GIVEN: Metal sample immersed in water is of 3 cubic unit volume And is of mass 54 g TO FIND:…

Suppose the metal sample in the figure is immerse in water, is cubical with side 3.0 and has a mass of 54g. describe the behavior of the sample if it's supporting string is cut. Explain how you arrive at your answer

Suppose the metal sample in the figure is immerse in water, is cubical with side 3.0 and has a mass of 54g. describe the behavior of the sample if it's supporting string is cut. Explain how you arrive at your answer

Elements Of Electromagnetics

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