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We know that the F(buoyancy)=(Density) x g x (Volume)

Fb=D x g x V


Density =mass/volume, substitute D with m/v

The Equation should now read, Fb= m/v x g x V

You can now see that the Volume's will cancel out. Leaving us with

Fb= m x g

To solve for m, use F=ma

a= 9.8 or 10 Force is given as 26.0 N 26.0=10 x m

m=2.6 kg



Now use Fb= 2.6 x 10 Fb= 26 N

This is correct since we know that the Force of gravity must be equal and opposite to the Force of buoyancy so that the Net Force=0


Fb+Fg=0

26+(-26)=0





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