A body weighs 70 gf in air and 45 gf in water. Determine the weight of the body in a liquid whose density is twice that of water.
10 gf
20 gf
30 gf
40 gf
Given :weightofbodyinair=70gfweightofbdyinwater=45gfDensityofliquid=2ρw(whereρwisthedensityofwater)weknowthatRelativedensity=DensityofsubstanceDensityofwater⇒Relativedensityofliquid=2×densityofwaterdensityofwaterrelativedensityofliquid=2Apparentlossofbodyweightingivenwater=W1-W2=70gf-45gf=25gfapparentlossofbodyweightinliquid=70gf-W3InordertofindtheweightoftheliquidweusethefollowingformulaRelativedensityofliquid=W1-W3W1-W2⇒2=70-W325⇒W3=20gfHenceoption(b)isthecorrectanswer.
A body weighs 40 gf in air, 36.4 gf in liquid and 36 gf in water. Calculate relative density of the body.
A body weighs 40 gf in air, 36.4 gf in liquid and 36 gf in water. Calculate the Relative Density of the liquid.