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A sphere is attached to a vertical spring of constant k = 11,990 N/m. As the...

A sphere is attached to a vertical spring of constant k = 11,990 N/m. As the sphere is allowed to hang from the spring, it also is partially submerged in water, where 60% of its volume is underwater. When the sphere is in equilibrium, it has displaced the spring by 10.0 cm from its relaxed length. The density of the sphere is 4250 kg/m3. (a) Has the spring stretched or compressed? Explain. (b) What is the radius of the sphere?

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