I need help with this question asap An extremely dense liquid has a specific gravity of 28.00. If a cube of gold, 3.70cm on aside, is floated in the liquid, what is the buoyant force acting on the gold, and what volume ofthe gold is above the surface of the liquid?

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An extremely dense liquid has a specific gravity of 28.00. If a cube of gold, 3.70cm on a
side, is floated in the liquid, what is the buoyant force acting on the gold, and what volume of
the gold is above the surface of the liquid?

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