let the volume be V ;
submerged volume = V ;
volume of water displaced = V ;
buoyant force = ρw V g ; -----------------1
downward force = 33 *g + ρs * V * g ------------2
but since body is in equilbrium , so eqn 1 = eqn 2 ,
ρw V g = 33 g + ρs * V * g
ρw V = 33 + ρs * V
or V ( 1000 - 32 ) = 33 ;
or V = 0.034090 m^3 <------------ans
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