You find an object of irregular shape and want to know its density. Thus, you suspend...
You find an object of irregular shape and want to know its density. Thus, you suspend it with a spring balance (weighing device). You observe the reading is 10N and when it's fully immersed in water, the reading is 6N.
a) What's the density of the object?
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can you help me figure out the following:
part a: Calculate the specific gravity for aluminum and for
brass.
part b: Calculate the specific gravity for cork.
part c: Calculate the specific gravity of the isopropyl
alcohol.
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