A spherical object submerged in water as shown in the following figure, Where r = 1 m is the radius. The height h in meter above water level, the volume (V) above the water level in the sphere is give by following equation. V = (pi*h^2)/3 * (3r - h) You are required to compute height h, when volume V= 2 cubic meter.
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We are given that V = 2 cubic meters. So, we can substitute V = 2 into the equation, which gives us 2 = (3r - h). Show more…
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