Physics, asked by vrcreddy1975, 8 months ago

a piece of metal weighs 50 Newton's in a 36 Newtons in water and 41 Newtons in oil density of oil​

Answers

Answered by sachingraveiens
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Answer:

Density of oil is 642.909 kg/m³.

Explanation:

The give data :-

Weight of metal in air or true wight of metal ( T ) = 5 N

Weight of metal in watar ( W ) = 36 N

Weight of metal in oil ( W' ) = 41 N

W = buoyancy force of water + true weight

36 = ρ * g * v + 50         ( v = volume of metal )

36 = 1000 * 9.81 * v + 50

-14 = 1000 * 9.81 * v

v = 0.001427 m³

W' = Buoyancy force of oil + true weight.

41 =   ρ * g * v + 50

-9 =  ρ * 9.81 *  0.001427

ρ = 642.909 kg/m³.

Answered by StaceeLichtenstein
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Given

Metal Weight =50 Newton

Metal Weight in water=36 Newtons

Metal weight in oil=41 Newtons

To find

Oil density =??

Solution

We have determined the weight by the given formula that are mention below

W = buoyancy\  force\  of\  water + true\  weight

putting the value into the formula we get

36 = \ p\  * g\  * v\  + \ 50

36 = 1000 * 9.81 * v + 50-14 = 1000 * 9.81 * vv = 0.001427 m³

Again uses the above formula

41 =\  p\  *\  g \ * v + 50\

p = 642.909 kg/m³.

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