4-57. Find the specific gravity of the homogeneous solid body that floats in two liquids, as shown in Figure 4.77. The body consist of a 1-ft-diameter hemisphere and a 1-ft- diameter by 3-ft-long cylinder.

4-57. Find the specific gravity of the homogeneous solid body that floats in two liquids, as shown in Figure 4.77. The body consist of a 1-ft-diameter hemisphere and a 1-ft- diameter by 3-ft-long cylinder.

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4-57. Find the specific gravity of the homogeneous solid body that floats in two liquids, as
shown in Figure 4.77. The body consist of a 1-ft-diameter hemisphere and a 1-ft-
diameter by 3-ft-long cylinder.
Water
3 ft
+1 ft-
dia.
Figure 4.77 System for Exercise 4-57.

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