Asked by abdul
calculate the weight of a stone of mass 10 kg and density 10000kg/m³ when it is totally immersed in water
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Answered by
R_scott
the stone is ten times as dense as water
... so it will displace one tenth of its weight in water
w = m * g * .9
... so it will displace one tenth of its weight in water
w = m * g * .9
Answered by
henry2,
D = M/V
10,000 = 10/V
V = 0.001 m^3. = vol. of stone = vol. of water disp.
D = M/V
1000 = M/0.001
M = 1 kg = mass of water disp. = mass lost by stone.
M*g = (10-1)*9.8 = 88.2 N. = Wt. of stone when tot. immersed.
10,000 = 10/V
V = 0.001 m^3. = vol. of stone = vol. of water disp.
D = M/V
1000 = M/0.001
M = 1 kg = mass of water disp. = mass lost by stone.
M*g = (10-1)*9.8 = 88.2 N. = Wt. of stone when tot. immersed.
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