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10. How is the density of a solid (insoluble in water) determined?

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Answered by Anonymous

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density of a body immersed in water can be determined by using Archimedes principal. Its density will be its mass divided by the volume of liquid displaced by it.

Answered by stym5241

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density of a body immersed in water can be determined by using Archimedes principal. Its density will be its mass divided by the volume of liquid displaced by it.

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