T= Total Tension From the diagram shown in FIG. B, each object has a Base Area of 100cm? and a vertical height of 10cm. They are connected with a strong tension wire of negligible weight at an equal distance of 20cm. They are all submerged in Water. Calculate the minimum Force (T) needed to start lifting all the connected objects. Given Data: Solid Gold Cone 10 cm 20 cm cSolid Aluminum Cylinder 10 cm for Solid Conical Gold: Density = 19,300 kg/m for Solid Aluminum Cylinder: 20 cm Solid Lead Cube Density = 2,700 kg/m3 10 cm for Solid Lead Cube: Density = 11,300 kg/m³ FIG. B Water Density = 1,000 kg/m³ %3D

T= Total Tension From the diagram shown in FIG. B, each object has a Base Area of 100cm? and a vertical height of 10cm. They are connected with a strong tension wire of negligible weight at an equal distance of 20cm. They are all submerged in Water. Calculate the minimum Force (T) needed to start lifting all the connected objects. Given Data: Solid Gold Cone 10 cm 20 cm cSolid Aluminum Cylinder 10 cm for Solid Conical Gold: Density = 19,300 kg/m for Solid Aluminum Cylinder: 20 cm Solid Lead Cube Density = 2,700 kg/m3 10 cm for Solid Lead Cube: Density = 11,300 kg/m³ FIG. B Water Density = 1,000 kg/m³ %3D

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T= Total Tension
From the diagram shown in FIG. B, each
object has a Base Area of 100cm? and a
vertical height of 10cm. They are connected with
a strong tension wire of negligible weight at an
equal distance of 20cm. They are all submerged
in Water. Calculate the minimum Force (T)
needed to start lifting all the connected objects.
Solid Gold
Cone
10 cm
20 cm
Solid
Aluminum
Cylinder
10 cm
Given Data:
for Solid Conical Gold:
Density = 19,300 kg/m
for Solid Aluminum Cylinder:
20 cm
Solid Lead
Cube
Density = 2,700 kg/m³
10 cm
for Solid Lead Cube:
Density = 11,300 kg/m³
FIG. B
Water
Density = 1,000 kg/m3
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