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A cube with a mass `= 20 g` wettable water floats on the surface of water. Each face of the cube is `alpha = 3 cm` long. Surface tension of water is `70 dyn//cm`. The distance of the lower face of the cube from the surface of water is (`g= 980 cm s^(-12)`)

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