A solid cylinder made of cast iron has the dimension r = 30cm and h = 2m. The cylinder is to be completely submerged in oil. Determine the force magnitude and direction required to achieve this. (density of cast iron = 7.3 g/cm3; density of oil = 790 kg/m3)

A solid cylinder made of cast iron has the dimension r = 30cm and h = 2m. The cylinder is to be completely submerged in oil. Determine the force magnitude and direction required to achieve this. (density of cast iron = 7.3 g/cm3; density of oil = 790 kg/m3)

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