If you suspend the completely submerged the aluminum block from a string what will be the tension in the string?

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If you suspend the completely submerged the aluminum block from a string what will be the tension in the string?

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Fnet=0 ( T+B-W=0 ( T=W-B = 1.08 – 0.4 = 0.68 N

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