Physics, asked by bhamininilave, 19 days ago

The loss of weight of an object in glycerine is more than that in water .Why​

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Answered by viru12481
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Loss in weight of a solid depends on the weight of the liquid displaced and density of liquid. As the density of glycerine is more than the kerosene the loss in weight of a body in glycerine will be more as compared to kerosene.

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