Physics, asked by shelly22, 1 year ago

a body of mass 70 kg when completely immersed in water difference is 20,000 cm cube of water. Find the weight of a body in water and the relative density of material of body.

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Answered by sunny1508
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the formula for weight of the body is mass multiplied by g =m*g=70*10 =700 kgwt (as we know g=10m/s^2) .density is mass per volume=m/v. 20000cm^3 =0.02m^3. density =70/0.02=3500kg/m^3
Answered by Anonymous
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\textbf{\huge{ANSWER:}}

Given:
Mass = 70 kg
Weight of water displaced = 2000{cm}^{3}

Weight = 2000{cm}^{3}

=》 2×{10}^{-3} {cm}^{3}

Density of the substance = \frac{70}{2 \times {10}^{-3}}\\

=》 35 \times{10}^{3}

Relative Density = \frac{Density\:of\:substance}{Density\:of\:water}\\

=》 \frac{35 \times{10}^{3}}{{10}^{3}}\\

=》 \textbf{35}

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