26 - (CLO-1) A sand core used to form the internal surfaces of a brass casting experiences a buoyancy force of 21 kg. The volume of the mold cavity forming the outside surface of the casting = 6800 cm3. What is the weight of the final casting? Ignore considerations of shrinkage (Sand density = 1,6 g/cm3 and brass density=8,62 g/cm3). a) 28,71 b) 32,82 c) O 22,07 1811500 d) 16,35

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