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a rubber ball floats with 3/5th of its volume above the surface of water find the density of the rubber ball density of water is 1 gram centimetre cube​

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Answered by knjroopa
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Answer:

Explanation:

Given A rubber ball floats with 3/5th of its volume above the surface of water find the density of the rubber ball density of water is 1 gram centimetre cube

We know that  

Volume of rubber ball above the surface of water = 3 / 5

Therefore, volume of rubber ball below the surface of water = 1 – 3/5

                                                                                              = 2/5

Weight of the water displaced  = 2/5  

We know that

force of buoyancy = weight of water displaced by ball    = 2/5 x volume of ball x density of water x acceleration due to gravity -----------1

Force of buoyancy supports ball in water

Now force of buoyancy = weight of ball only

                     = volume x density x acceleration due to gravity.---------2

From 1 and 2 we get

        Density of ball = 2/5 x density of water

                            = 2/5 = 0.4 g/cc

Answered by shahanaaz90
1

Answer:

2/5=0.4g/cc will be the correct answer hope it helps you

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