Calculations on the loss in weight of a solid when fully immersed in a)tap water b)strongly salty water
displaced by it by taking at least two different solids.
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tap water may have a density of 1000 kg/m³
very dense and Strong salty water may have a density of 1050 or 1060 kg/m³
Let a solid have a mass of M kg and a volume of V m³, and a density of d kg/m³.
Let the gravity be g = 10 m/sec².
Loss in weight of the solid in tap water = V * 1000 kg
Loss in weight of the solid in salty water = V * 1050 kg
The loss in weight in salty water is 50 kg per m³ volume of the solid, more than the loss in weight in tap water.
very dense and Strong salty water may have a density of 1050 or 1060 kg/m³
Let a solid have a mass of M kg and a volume of V m³, and a density of d kg/m³.
Let the gravity be g = 10 m/sec².
Loss in weight of the solid in tap water = V * 1000 kg
Loss in weight of the solid in salty water = V * 1050 kg
The loss in weight in salty water is 50 kg per m³ volume of the solid, more than the loss in weight in tap water.
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