A 27m3 CUBICAL TANK IS FULL OF TWO DIFFERENT FLUIDS OF EQUAL PARTS. ANOBJECT WAS THROWN AND WAS PARTIALLY SUBMERGED PROJECTING 15%ABOVE THE FLUID SURFACE. IF THE HEIGHT OF THE OBJECT IS 3m AND THESPECIFIC GRAVITY OF THE FLUIDS ARE 0.9 AND 0.82, FIND THE SPECIFICGRAVITY OF THE OBJECT. *Your answer

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given: specific gravity of liquid first =0.82 specific gravity of liquid second=0.9 height h=3m

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m3 CUBICAL TANK IS FULL OF TWO DIFFERENT FLUIDS OF EQUAL PARTS ECT WAS THROWN AND WAS PARTIALLY SUBMERGED PROJECTING 15% VE THE FLUID SURFACE. IF THE HEIGHT OF THE OBJECT IS 3m AND THE CIFIC GRAVITY OF THE FLUIDS ARE 0.9 AND 0.82, FIND THE SPECIFIC VITY OF THE OBJEСТ." answer

m3 CUBICAL TANK IS FULL OF TWO DIFFERENT FLUIDS OF EQUAL PARTS ECT WAS THROWN AND WAS PARTIALLY SUBMERGED PROJECTING 15% VE THE FLUID SURFACE. IF THE HEIGHT OF THE OBJECT IS 3m AND THE CIFIC GRAVITY OF THE FLUIDS ARE 0.9 AND 0.82, FIND THE SPECIFIC VITY OF THE OBJEСТ." answer

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