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(a)Before suspending a stone of mass 100g , the spring balance showed a reading of 2g . What will be the reading after the stone is suspended?
(b) Mention any two apparatus/devices/materials used in determination of densities.

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Solution

a)
102 g.
because 2 g is zero error in the scale.

b)

Hydrometer

Pycnometer

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