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A beaker weighs 120 g when empty and 280 g when filled with kerosene . Find the volume of the beaker .The density of kerosene = 800 kg / m cube​

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Answered by vivekdagale12
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Explanation:

Total mass =200g

Mass of beaker (beaker weighs when empty) =120g

Density of the kerosene is 800kg/m3

Mass of kerosene =Total mass-mass of the beaker

=200-120g

=80g

The formula for the density is

Density of kerosene =Mass/volume

From this formula we can find the volume of kerosene

Mass/density =Volume of kerosene

80/0.8 =100ml

Volume of kerosene is 100ml

So the volume of the kerosene is 100ml

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