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A 10.0-pound ball of radius of 260 cm is thrown into seawater (density 1029 kg/m3).             ...

A 10.0-pound ball of radius of 260 cm is thrown into seawater (density 1029 kg/m3).

             (d) If the ball floats on seawater, what percentage fraction of the ball’s volume is below the water surface?            

              (e) What is the maximum diameter a ball with m = 10.0 pound so that it does not float on water but sinks to the ground?       

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