SAE 30 oil having a specific gravity of 0.78 weighs 17.4 N. Calculate the oil's SpecificWeight, y (kN/m³). (Hint: the specific weight of water Ywater = 9.81 kN/m³).O 7.80 kN/m³O 7.65 kN/m³O 7.22 kN/m³O 8.01 kN/m³6.50 kN/m³

Given Specific gravity, SG = 0.78 Weight, W = 17.4 N Find Specific weight of oil

SAE 30 oil having a specific gravity of 0.78 weighs 17.4 N. Calculate the oil's Specif Weight, y (kN/m³). (Hint: the specific weight of water Ywater = 9.81 kN/m³). O 7.80 kN/m³ O 7.65 kN/m³ O 7.22 kN/m³ O 8.01 kN/m³ 6.50 kN/m³

SAE 30 oil having a specific gravity of 0.78 weighs 17.4 N. Calculate the oil's Specif Weight, y (kN/m³). (Hint: the specific weight of water Ywater = 9.81 kN/m³). O 7.80 kN/m³ O 7.65 kN/m³ O 7.22 kN/m³ O 8.01 kN/m³ 6.50 kN/m³

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