A crane lifts a statue from the ocean with a cable. The statue's density is 2700kg/m^3...
A crane lifts a statue from the ocean with a cable. The statue's
density is 2700kg/m^3 and it's mass is 2000kg.
What is the torque of the cable when:
a) it lifts the statue while it's still underwater (density of
ocean is 1025 kg/m^3)
b) the statue is completely out of the water?
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