A ice if thickness 5m float in the lake and have circular hole in it. Find out the length of rope required to pull a bucketofwaterfromthehol

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A ice if thickness 5m float in the lake and have circular hole in it. Find out the length of rope required to pull a bucketofwaterfromthehol

Ankit Pandey 11th Mar, 2018

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Cristiano Ashim 11th Mar, 2018

You shouldn't be asking conceptual questions here, this is a career guidance site I'm afraid. But anyways, the answer is 0.5 m. Think on the lines of how much of the ice block will be submerged in water.

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