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A girl is holding a ball with a diameter of 3.90 cm and average density of 0.0837 g/cm3 under water. Determine the force (in N ) needed to hold it completely submerged. magnitude N direction

A girl is holding a ball with a diameter of 3.90 cm and average density of 0.0837 g/cm3 under water. Determine the force (in N ) needed to hold it completely submerged. magnitude N direction

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A girl is holding a ball with a diameter of 3.90 c m and average density of 0.0837 g / c m 3 under water. Determine the force (in N ) needed to hold it completely submerged. magnitude ◻ N direction ◻

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