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a piece of silver weighs 66gf in air and 55 of in water find relative density of silver

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Answered by sudhirgupta001
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Explanation:

1 gf = 0.0098 N

66 gf = 0.6468 N

55 gf = 0.539 N

relative \: density =  \frac{wt. \: in \: air}{wt. \: in \: air - wt. \: in \: water}

 =  \frac{0.6468}{0.6468 - 0.539} =  \frac{0.6468}{0.1078} = 6

Therefore , the relative density of silver is 6.

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