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All five blocks are submerged in water with density 1000 kg/m3. Match the answers with questions. Use g = 10 m/s3.

A 20 g 10 cm D C E 40 g 20 cm³ 20 g 40 g 10 cm 30 g. 6 cm³ 10 cm³ v What is the magnitude of the weight of block C? A. 0.2 N v What is the magnitude of the buoyant force on block C? В. 3.0 N v What is the magnitude of the normal force on block C? C. 0.1 N v What is the net force on block C? D. 0.3 N Е. О F. 1.0 N G. 2.0 N H. none of the given 1. 0.4 N J. 4.0 N
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Transcribed Image Text:A 20 g 10 cm D C E 40 g 20 cm³ 20 g 40 g 10 cm 30 g. 6 cm³ 10 cm³ v What is the magnitude of the weight of block C? A. 0.2 N v What is the magnitude of the buoyant force on block C? В. 3.0 N v What is the magnitude of the normal force on block C? C. 0.1 N v What is the net force on block C? D. 0.3 N Е. О F. 1.0 N G. 2.0 N H. none of the given 1. 0.4 N J. 4.0 N
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