6. A 100 cc block of Styrofoam (density 100 kg/m³)is held by a massless string, attaching thebottom of the block to the bottom of the vat, ina vat of water (density 1 gm/cc) as shown in thediagram.A.Sketch and label the forces (witha brief description) on the free bodydiagram for the Styrofoam block?What is the tension in the string?B.

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6. A 100 cc block of Styrofoam (density 100 kg/m³) is held by a massless string, attaching the bottom of the block to the bottom of the vat, in a vat of water (density 1 gm/cc) as shown in the diagram.

6. A 100 cc block of Styrofoam (density 100 kg/m³) is held by a massless string, attaching the bottom of the block to the bottom of the vat, in a vat of water (density 1 gm/cc) as shown in the diagram.

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Chapter1: Units, Trigonometry. And Vectors

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