Please answer question 3 Problem 3: A length of clear plastic tubing is bent into a vertical U, as shown in thefigure, and two liquids that do not mix are poured into it. Liquid A, with density QAcontinues from the left column into the right. Its height is d in the left column and d2in the right column. Liquid B, with density OB, sits on top of liquid A in the rightcolumn. Its height is d3 above liquid A.Bd,Ad,d,Part (a) Enter an expression for the density of liquid B, in terms of the other defined quantities.Expression :OB =Select from the variables below to write your expression. Note that all variables may not be required.B, Y, QA, 0, d, d1, d2, d3, g, h, j, k, m, n, PPart (b) Calculate the density of liquid B, in kilograms per cubic meter, if liquid A has a density of QA = 1.9x10 kg/m³, and d =11.1 cm, d, =8.8 cm, dz = 6.6 cm.Numeric : A numeric value is expected and not an expression.OB =

Write the given values of the problem- Height=d1 and d2 Density=QA and QB ρA=1.9×103 kgm3d1=11.1…

Problem 3: A length of clear plastic tubing is bent into a vertical U, as shown in the figure, and two liquids that do not mix are poured into it. Liquid A, with density QA continues from the left column into the right. Its height is d in the left column and d2 in the right column. Liquid B, with density @B, sits on top of liquid A in the right column. Its height is dz above liquid A.

Problem 3: A length of clear plastic tubing is bent into a vertical U, as shown in the figure, and two liquids that do not mix are poured into it. Liquid A, with density QA continues from the left column into the right. Its height is d in the left column and d2 in the right column. Liquid B, with density @B, sits on top of liquid A in the right column. Its height is dz above liquid A.

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