How high a cube of wood would float in water if it was 1/4 the density of that water.?

1 answer:

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From principle of floatation:

W = U

The volume of water displaced is as a result of the volume of object submerged.

The wood would also float with 1/4 of its total height or total volume below the water surface.

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