15 liter of juice (p = 900 kg/m³) is mixed with 5 liter of waffle syrup (p = 1800 kg/m³). Assuming that the volume of the liquids is additive and the mixture is homogeneous: Determine: a) Specific weight [N/m³] of the mixture. Specific weight[ N/m³L b) Specific gravity of the mixture Specific Gravity []

15 liter of juice (p = 900 kg/m³) is mixed with 5 liter of waffle syrup (p = 1800 kg/m³). Assuming that the volume of the liquids is additive and the mixture is homogeneous: Determine: a) Specific weight [N/m³] of the mixture. Specific weight[ N/m³L b) Specific gravity of the mixture Specific Gravity []

Structural Analysis

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Author:KASSIMALI, Aslam.

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Chapter2: Loads On Structures

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