can you please find the solution for this question.also free body diagram and units check is needed JAs shown in the figure below, a Metal Part (Object 2) is submerged in water (@ 15°C) and suspended from apartially submerged Wood Block (Object 1) by a cable.Calculate:1. the mass, M2, of the Metal Part in units of grams2. the tension, 7, in the cable in units of N.Neglect the volume of the cable.At least two Free Body Diagrams (FBD's) will be required to solve for both m2 and T.Draw and label FBD's in your analysis,•The values will be small due to the small size of the parts. Trust your calculations.Unit checks are critical.Wood Block:50 x 50 x 10 mm) 2.5 mmSgWB 0.30010 mm(2)H,0, 15°CMetal Part6600 mm2

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) As shown in the figure below, a Metal Part (Object 2) is submerged in water (@ 15°C) and suspended from a partially submerged Wood Block (Object 1) by a cable. Calculate: 1. the mass, m2, of the Metal Part in units of grams 2. the tension, T, in the cable in units of N. Neglect the volume of the cable. At least two Free Body Diagrams (FBD's) will be required to solve for both m2 and T. Draw and label FBD's in your analysis. The values will be small due to the small size of the parts. Trust your calculations. Unit checks are critical. Wood Block: 50 x 50 x 10 mm 1) 2.5 mm S9WB = 0.300 10 mm (2) H20, 15°C Metal Part: 6600 mm3

) As shown in the figure below, a Metal Part (Object 2) is submerged in water (@ 15°C) and suspended from a partially submerged Wood Block (Object 1) by a cable. Calculate: 1. the mass, m2, of the Metal Part in units of grams 2. the tension, T, in the cable in units of N. Neglect the volume of the cable. At least two Free Body Diagrams (FBD's) will be required to solve for both m2 and T. Draw and label FBD's in your analysis. The values will be small due to the small size of the parts. Trust your calculations. Unit checks are critical. Wood Block: 50 x 50 x 10 mm 1) 2.5 mm S9WB = 0.300 10 mm (2) H20, 15°C Metal Part: 6600 mm3

Elements Of Electromagnetics

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