A balloon with neglible mass is inflated with helium . The balloon is connected to a 20N cube via a string andbeing placed on water. It is known that air density is 1.16kg/m3 and helium density is 0.16kg/m3 . If the balloon volume is 0.77m3. determine the volume of cube that submerged.

A balloon with neglible mass is inflated with helium . The balloon is connected to a 20N cube via a string andbeing placed on water. It is known that air density is 1.16kg/m3 and helium density is 0.16kg/m3 . If the balloon volume is 0.77m3. determine the volume of cube that submerged.

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