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A block of side `0.5m` is `30%` submerged in a liquid of density `1 gm//(c c)`. Then find mass of an object placed on block for complete submergence.

A

`87.3kg`

B

`85.3kg`

C

`82.3kg`

D

`80.3KG`

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