2. Measuring Displaced Volume In this lab we will be using a buoyancy simulation from iwant2study.org, as well as videos of the Phet Simulation on Buoyancy. In many of the experiments in this lab you will be asked to make predictions and to check those predictions with the simulation. In each case, write down both your initial prediction and your observations. Resolve any inconsistency before proceeding to the next part. (a) Displacement and mass i. Open the simulation at: https://iwant2study. org/lookangejss/02_newtonianmechanics_4massweightdensity/ ejsa_model_buoyancycase/buoyancycase_Simulation. xhtml ii. Set p, (the density of the liquid) = 10 We'll call this liquid "water." iii. Set p (the density of the block) = 15 iv. Set the height of the block so that it is that the maximum height above the liquid. v. Click on the depth tab and set the depth of the liquid so that it is just below the bottom of the block when it is at maximum height. We want the block to be able to be fully submerged in the liquid when we lower the height later. See the picture below for reference. pa pa Height Depth vi. Which of these scales currently tells you the weight of the block (top or bottom)? What is the weight of the block? Assume the units are Newtons. (b) Methods of determining volume i. We will call ourpe = 1.5 block "Block A." Now lower the block to its minimum height. It should be nearly submerged. What happens to the water level? Use the faint gray horizontal line as a reference point