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A 20.00kg block is 20.0cm (vertical), 6.00cm, 6.00cm is suspended in waterwith a light string. Atmospheric...

A 20.00kg block is 20.0cm (vertical), 6.00cm, 6.00cm is suspended in waterwith a light string. Atmospheric pressure: 1.013x10s pa.
Density of water: 1000.0kglmt.
Top of the block is 7.00cm below the water surface.

What is the force on the top of the block due to water?What is the force on the bottom of the block due to water?What is the tension in the string?

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