Compute what buoyant force acts on the object

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A spring has a spring constant of 578N/m. When used tosuspend an object in the air, the spring stretches by0.0640m. When used to suspend the same object in water, thestring stretches by 0.0520m

(a) What buoyant force acts onthe object?

(b) What is the volume of the part of the objectthat is under water?

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