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A 200 gram ice cube floats in water, 92% submerged. What is the magnitude of the...

A 200 gram ice cube floats in water, 92% submerged. What is the magnitude of the buoyancy force that the water exerts on the ice cube?

Please show all math steps and how you decided on the formula to use to solve the question. Thanks!

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m= 2009 let volume =v 0.92 x W x Pwa ye e = 0.92+ Pw = 920 kg/m3 Buoy force = weight of the block as black floats completely.

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