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Algebraically solve for the volume of the cube in terms of the force probe reading in air (Fa), the force probe reading in water (Fw), the density of water (pw) and g

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Fa = force probe reading in air

Fw = force probe reading in water

Fb = force of buoyancy

force of buoyancy is given as

Fb = Fw - Fa

V = Volume of the cube

\rho _{w} = density of water

g = acceleration due to gravity

force of buoyancy is given as

Fb = \rho _{w} V g

(Fw - Fa ) = \rho _{w} V g

V = (Fw - Fa ) /( \rho _{w} g )

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