ii. Bloc]: in air iii. If the reading on the stale for the submerged block is T1 and the reading on the scale of the block in air is T2, write an equation for B in terms of T1 and T2. iv. The equation in the previous question suggests a prooedure for determining the magnitude of the buoyant force on a completely submerged object. By measuring the scale reading (the tension force} on the block when it is in water and when it is in air, you can simply determine the magnitude of the buoyant Force. Briey describe the procedure you will follow; v. Try out your equation 1with our Block A (p; = 1.5} Check your results with your instructor before you proceed. 4. Variables that inuenoe the buoyant force (a) bless i. PREDICT hon.T the buoyant forties would compare for two blocks of dernt mass but (3me volume submerged in water. ii. Check your prediction using the video "3 Different Mass" on iLearlL The magnitude of the buoyant force is given by the size of the pink arrow; Was your prediction correct