Help with a problem of a Sphere

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racmhead

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Dec 1, 2007

We have a hollow Sphere. It weighs 240 Newtons in the air, and 150 Newtons when it's totally immersed in the water.

If the density of the metal is 7 g/cm^3. Find the metal thickness

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