Asked by Maxwell

A solid has a mass of 200g in air and when partly immersed in a certain liquid it has a mass of 160g. Given that the relative density of the liquid is 0.80, calculate the volume of the solid immersed in the liquid.
Answered by Maxwell
Any answer to my question am waiting
Answered by Anonymous
dude u waited 1 minute
Answered by Damon
Archimedes says volume of fluid displaced times its density = kilograms of buoyancy
0.200 - 0.1600 = .8 (1000 kg/m^3 ) (volume in m^3)
or in your units density water = 1 g / cm^3
200 - 160 = .8 V in cm^3
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