a piece of brass weighs 175 gf in air and 150gf when fully submerged in water .the density of water is 1.0g cm-3 .what is the volume of the brass piece? why does the brass piece weigh less in water? old reply fast!!
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given,
density of the object in air = 175 g/cm³
density of the object in water = 150 g/cm³
therefore volume of water displaced = 25 cm³
now,
volume of water displaced by the body = volume of the body
therefore 25 cm³ is the volume of the body .
i hope it helps....................^_^
density of the object in air = 175 g/cm³
density of the object in water = 150 g/cm³
therefore volume of water displaced = 25 cm³
now,
volume of water displaced by the body = volume of the body
therefore 25 cm³ is the volume of the body .
i hope it helps....................^_^
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