A ball of density 0.6 and volume 1 is floating in a pool of water. At...
A ball of density 0.6 and volume 1 is floating in a pool of water. At equilibrium, what is the distance from the lowest point of the ball to the surface? (i.e., how far does the ball sink into the water?)
Hint: buyoant force, calculate the radius of the ball
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