Asked by Phil
A scale reads 20.3 N when an object is not submerged in water and 20.0 N when the object is (completely) submerged in water.
What is the specific gravity of the object?
What is the specific gravity of the object?
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Answered by
bobpursley
well, it has .3N of bouyancy.
that is equivalent to what volume of water?
.3=densitywater*g*volume
solve for volume
then density= weight/volume=20.3/volume
and specfic gravity= denstiy/denstiywater.
that is equivalent to what volume of water?
.3=densitywater*g*volume
solve for volume
then density= weight/volume=20.3/volume
and specfic gravity= denstiy/denstiywater.
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Anonymous
What is the volume , in L occupied by 50.0 kg ethanol at 20 degree centimeter ? the density of ethanol at 20 degree centimeter is 0.789 g/ml ?
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