Q.11 A liquid compressed in a cylinder has a volume of 0.0113 m³ at 6.87 x 106 N/ 3 m² pressure. When the pressure is raised to 12.73 x 106 N/m² volume becomes 0.0112 m3 mo Keeping the temperature constant at 20 °C. The compressibility of liquid 2 m²/N.

Q.11 A liquid compressed in a cylinder has a volume of 0.0113 m³ at 6.87 x 106 N/ 3 m² pressure. When the pressure is raised to 12.73 x 106 N/m² volume becomes 0.0112 m3 mo Keeping the temperature constant at 20 °C. The compressibility of liquid 2 m²/N.

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A liquid compressed in a cylinder has a
volume of 0.0113 m³ at 6.87 x 106 N/
3
m² pressure. When the pressure is raised to
12.73 x 106 N/m² volume becomes 0.0112
3
m³ Keeping the temperature constant
at 20 °C. The compressibility of liquid
m²/N.

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