How to find the relative density of a floating object if (a) one-third of its volume is above water (b) three
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How to find the relative density of a floating object if (a) one-third of its volume is above water (b) three

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How to find the relative density of a floating object if
(a) one-third of its volume is above water
(b) three-fourths of its volume is inside water
a)
one-third of its volume is above water

two -third of its volume is inside water

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Mass of the object = Mass of water displaced
V d = (2/3) V * 1000

d = (2/3) 1000

d/ 1000 = 2/3

Relative density = d/1000 = 0.67

Note that objects which are of less density alone will float.
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