Calculate the weight of fluid if the specific weight is 40 N/m³ and the area of the container is 50 m² with the height of 850 cm as in Figure 1d. Then, calculate the mass density of the fluid. Kirakan berat bendalir jika berat tentunya ialah 40 N/m³ dan luas permukaan bekas ialah 50 m² dengan ketinggian 850 cm seperti dalam Rajah 1d. Kemudian, kirakan ketumpatan bendalir tersebut. 850 /100 h 18.5 40 - 4 n 40=(p) (9.81 Cross-sectional area A

Calculate the weight of fluid if the specific weight is 40 N/m³ and the area of the container is 50 m² with the height of 850 cm as in Figure 1d. Then, calculate the mass density of the fluid. Kirakan berat bendalir jika berat tentunya ialah 40 N/m³ dan luas permukaan bekas ialah 50 m² dengan ketinggian 850 cm seperti dalam Rajah 1d. Kemudian, kirakan ketumpatan bendalir tersebut. 850 /100 h 18.5 40 - 4 n 40=(p) (9.81 Cross-sectional area A

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