Boyle's lawis held constant between the two sitiexpressed in the problem.A. amountB. pressureC. velocityD. temperatureApply and Analyze1. Three different fluids have the following specificweights: Fluid A's specific weight is 50 lb/ft³;Fluid B's specific weight is 80 lb/ft°; Fluid C'sspecific weight is 10 lb/ft.A. Calculate the specific gravity of each fluid.B. Calculate the pressure in pounds per squareinch (psi) that each fluid would exert on thebase of a cubic container that holds 1 ft³ offluid. Assume that the container's base hasdimensions of 12" by 12".C. Which of the three fluids would exert thegreatest buoyancy force on a completelysubmerged object? Why?

Given: The specific weight of the liquids are given by ρA = 50 lb/ft3ρB = 80 lb/ft3ρc = 10 lb/ft3…

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