For an unknow block submerged in ethanol, you determine the buoyance force on the block is...
For an unknow block submerged in ethanol, you determine the buoyance force on the block is 4.3N. What is the volume (in unit of cm3) of the object? (The density of ethanol is 790kg/m3.)
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