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46.A Solid ball of density half that of water is dropped at t = 0 from a height of 20 m from the surface of water in a large and deep tank . It falls freely under gravity, then enters into water and then again reaches the water surface .The total time taken in this event is ( neglect viscosity of water and take g =10)

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