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A cube of side a and mass m just floats on the surface of water as shown in the figure. The surface tension and density of water are T and ρw, respectively. If angle of contact between cube and water surface is zero, find the distance h (in metres) between the lower face of cube and surface of the water.
(Take m=1 kg,g=10 m/s2,aT=104unit and ρwa2g=10 unit).
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Mg+FST=B
mg+4AT=a2hρwg
10+4×104=10h
h=2 m.
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