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An object of mass 500 g is immersed into a measuring jar containing water. The initial level of water in te measuring jar is 50 cc. Due to the immersion of the object the water level in the measuring jar reaches to 100 cc. Calculate the mass of the water displaced due to the immersion of the object.

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Initially the volume of water in jar was 50 cc, after submerging the object the volume raised was 100 cc. Thus, the volume of water displaced was,
V=100 cc-50 ccV=50 cc
On converting the cubic centimetre into cubic metre we get,
V=50×10-6 m3V=5.0×10-5 m3
Now, we know that the density of the fresh water is, ρ=1000 kg/m3
Thus, the mass of water displaced will be calculated as,
mass of water displaced=Volume of displaced water×density of water
On substituting the values we get,
m=5.0×10-5 m3×1000 kg/m3m=0.05 kg
or,
m=0.05×1000 gramsm=50 grams
Thus, the mass of water displaced is m=50 grams

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